Help us improve the system
The Family Law Reform Foundation is seeking passionate and skilled volunteers to support our mission of advocating for fair and meaningful reform in family law.
Volunteer for Family Law Reform
The organisation will leverage AI tools to enhance productivity and significantly reduce the time commitment required for each role. Customised AI personas have been developed for each role, and volunteers are equipped with relevant tools, and will receive training in AI, including prompt engineering and video production. All AI tools have been assessed to security and privacy requirements.
Our objective is to leverage time and expertise in order to achieve change quickly and effectively.
Legal Volunteers
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AI tools will be used to filter and summarise submitted stories, enabling experts to efficiently assess their alignment with legal definitions, such as perjury or breaches of the Family Law Act.
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Ensure all communications and activities strictly comply with the Family Law Act, Family Law Rules, and related regulations.
Social Media Engagement
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Actively seek stories and examples of systems failure by engaging in social media groups.
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Actively participate in and moderate discussions within social media groups aligned with the Foundation's objectives.
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Create and share posts to foster engagement and promote advocacy goals.
Data Analytics and Thematic Analysis
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Analyse quantitative data to identify trends and key performance metrics within the family law system.
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Conduct thematic analysis on qualitative data, such as personal stories and complaints, to extract recurring patterns and core issues.
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Develop live dashboards and visualisations to present findings in an accessible and impactful way for stakeholders.
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Collaborate with legal, social media, and communications teams to align insights with advocacy and outreach strategies.
Communications and Public Relations
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Act as a liaison with media outlets, including drafting press releases and managing media relations.
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Develop and maintain positive relationships with journalists and other stakeholders to amplify the Foundation’s message.
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Plan and organise events such as webinars, workshops, or community forums to raise awareness and engage stakeholders.
Marketing and Design
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Leverage AI tools to create impactful and shareable social media content, including infographics, videos, and posts.
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Design visuals and materials for research reports, presentations, and promotional campaigns.
Administration & Volunteer Coordination
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Manage general administrative tasks, including responding to enquiries and maintaining records.
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Recruit, onboard, and manage volunteers to ensure effective contribution across all roles.
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Develop training materials and provide ongoing support to volunteers.
Strategy For Change
Change happens when diverse voices unite around a shared message, focusing on the core issues and strategically addressing key vulnerabilities while avoiding superficial fixes. A holistic strategy is essential to achieve meaningful reform, aligning stakeholders under common goals, targeting leverage points, and maintaining momentum through adaptive, data-driven approaches.
By amplifying personal stories, uncovering systemic patterns, and building coalitions across advocacy groups, ethical professionals, and researchers, this strategy challenges the status quo and holds the system accountable.
When coordinated actions are implemented effectively, these efforts can drive sustainable reform, creating a family law system that is fair, efficient, and supportive, prioritising the well-being of children and families.
It is crucial to acknowledge that most stakeholders in the family law system are well-intentioned individuals operating within the system’s rules and norms. The goal of this strategy is to improve the system as a whole—not to target individuals—while ensuring that unethical or negligent actors are appropriately addressed.
Be The Change
Discontent does not change a system. Coordinated action and voices do.
Help us improve the lives of children, families and the operation of the Family Law system.