The best free event for legal charities to learn about legal technology
29th April 2021
Law for Good 2021
This event is designed to help legal charities understand how to conceive, build and execute tech solutions. We bring together everyone in the sector and working on a tech project to learn, share and inspire each other.
AGENDA
2.00pm BST
TED-Style Talks
An hour of short, sharp talks from:
- Sophie Walker, Just:Access: “The highs and lows of building a social-enterprise legal-tech start-up”
- David Boyd and Conan Hines, Clifford Chance: “A a new initiative for asylum seekers”
- Jules Fernandes, Shine
- Joanne Hay, Social Business Trust: “The Social Business Trust – doing great things”
- Nicole Bradick, Theory and Principle: “The UX of Passive Justice”
3.00pm BST
Networking
Chat to the speakers and your peers in this 30-minute facilitated networking session
3.30pm BST
Open-Mic Session
Your chance to tell the community what you’ve been up to – in under three minutes each.
WHY ATTEND?
Whether you are just starting your own legal charity, working as a pro-bono lawyer or a well-established organisation, this event is for you. We’ll be bringing key players in the sector together alongside academics, funding bodies, large law firms, charities and startups. Our aim is to build a community gathering, joining-the-docs in the sector while also providing practical guidance. It’s all free too!
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