Our colleagues at A2J Tech have created a repository of No-Code software you can browse. Check out the A2J Tech Directory of No-Code Technology. The collection includes over 160 no-code technology you can use to launch your legal tech solution.   Justice ...

In this Tiny Chat hosted by the National Center for State Courts (NCSC), Robby Southers, of the Franklin County Ohio Municipal Court Self-Help Resource Center, explains how his court uses social workers as navigators in its self help offerings. Watch it h ...

The Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System at University of Denver launched an series of conversations about the pathways to realizing justice for all. In their Paths to Justice Summit Series, IAALS explored the impacts of the pandemic ...

Autistic Hoya is an advocay blog cureated by Lydia X. Z. Brown, "a writer, dreamer, organizer, builder, advocate, attorney, activist, strategist, educator, trainer, consultant, and speaker." This blog focuses on a wide range of issues with parti ...

The American Bar Association curated a webpage of resources for bar associations to leverage for their diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. Included in these resources are: Bar Diversity Plans Toolkits & Other Resources Profession/Justice System ...

The Human Rights Campaign Foundation published the following guidelines for Talking About Pronouncs in the Workplace. This document provides an overview the history and importance of pronouns, persistent gender norms, and recommended ways to create opport ...

In our May 2022 webinar, Mary Ferwerda, Suzan Chau, Sylvia Lovely, and Robby Southers described their current experiences and offered tips about seeking planning and operational federal AmeriCorps grants to support their navigator program work. Watch the ...

In our March 2022 webinar, Rob Wall, Director of Hamilton County Municipal Help Center,  spoke about new developments in his court navigator program, demonstrating how programs can and have evolved positively, even during Covid. Watch the recording of the ...

In our January 2022 webinar, our speakers – Marilyn Smith,  Grace Spulak, and Samira Nazem – discussed their emerging innovative initiatives on the critical subject of eviction diversion programming in and around the courts, especially highlighting the ut ...

In our November 2022 webinar, we were able to hear from Sarah Song, Supervising Senior Program Manager of the Access to Justice Division at the Administrative Office of Illinois Courts about some of the limitations to technology advancements in the courts ...