Rate My Professor Dani Linder

Dr Linder's research interests include Indigenous self-determination and cultural identity, electoral law and policy reform, Indigenous political participation and representation, comparative constitutional law, and international human rights. She teaches Foundations of Law and Law and Indigenous Peoples. Her accolades encompass the 2024 Indigenous Legal Research Award from the Australian Legal Research Awards and the 2024 UQ Business, Economics and Law Faculty Academic Excellence Award for supporting equity, diversity, and inclusion. Key publications feature 'The Disenfranchisement of Aboriginal Women' (2024, book chapter in The Feminist Legislation Project), 'Reparations and First Nations’ Legal Rights in Australia' (2023, University of New South Wales Law Journal, with Bethany Butchers and Amy Maguire), and 'Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, law reform and the return of the states' (2022, University of Queensland Law Journal, with Harry Hobbs, Dylan Lino, and Amy Maguire). She serves on the editorial board of the Alternative Law Journal and the advisory board of the Australian Journal of Human Rights. Dr Linder has presented expert testimony to the United Nations Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, contributed to media and parliamentary discussions, and held a leadership role in the Senior Uluru Dialogue for the Uluru Statement from the Heart.