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Designing and Delivering High Impact Interventions: the experience of Justice Connect

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‘In the face of rising levels of unmet legal need, we design and deliver high impact interventions to increase access to legal support and progress social justice.’ The Australian organisation, Justice Connect, may not have a snappy statement of purpose but it has one that sets out an ambitious stall. And the organisation’s track record … Continue reading Designing and Delivering High Impact Interventions: the experience of Justice Connect →

Legal Help Journeys: Analysis and Inspiration from Australia

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JusticeConnect, the innovative Australian Not for Profit, has produced an interesting website, Joining up Justice.  It is worth a look by anyone thinking about how to communicate legal information to users. The site is the culmination of five years work – latterly funded by the Victoria Legal Services Board. It is presumably linked to the … Continue reading Legal Help Journeys: Analysis and Inspiration from Australia →

Technology and Access to Justice: how to cut the cake

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Let’s return to an issue raised at the turn of last year. Professor Gabriel Teninbaum of Suffolk University’s Law School asked on twitter for a ‘taxonomy of legal tech’. He got a number of replies. My favourite was ‘I started one … , then I realised it was a never-ending task and gave up’.  After … Continue reading Technology and Access to Justice: how to cut the cake →

That was the Month that Was: April 2020

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1 April  People’s Law School in British Columbia gets praise on Twitter for exemplary lay out of answers to common legal questions raised by Covid 19. It demonstrates nice use of Q and A; drop down information; and individual stories. The best presentation of this type anywhere in the world? Gemma Bryne of Citizens Advice … Continue reading That was the Month that Was: April 2020 →

Response to Covid 19: Justice Connect in Australia

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Kate Fazio This is an initial note on how Justice Connect has responded to the COVID-19 pandemic. It is the first of what will be a series of articles on agencies’ response around the world intended to inform and inspire people engaged in the same processes but in different jurisdictions. At Justice Connect, as the impacts of COVID-19 … Continue reading Response to Covid 19: Justice Connect in Australia →