Through their research, Melissa and Daniella showed that child welfare authorities in NY separate far more children from their families than necessary.

Judges, attorneys and court personnel now appreciate the option of virtual proceedings. So do litigants. At least until they try to access online platforms.

Tiny Chats are a thing of A2J communications beauty.

Keep language simple and straightforward to improve access to justice

Information sessions opened this month for court partners interested in hosting cohorts of legal technologists and designers to improve access to justice. The new Judicial Innovation Fellowship program at Georgetown Law is being led by founding director Jason Tashea, an #A2JHero who…

In my many years covering legal services and access-to-justice issues, the perspective shared by LSC President Emeritus James Sandman continues to resonate. He emphasizes again and again how important it is for legal services providers to collaborate with the communities they…

Justice buses are back on the road in Ohio, making their way across the Buckeye State to: learn about the legal needs of local communities and then, hold local-specific legal clinics to address those needs. This is a much-needed approach.…