Over the past year, many organizations that provide legal aid were forced to move their activities online. Yet, even in a post COVID world, it seems inevitable that many organizations will continue to provide remote legal assistance and utilize technology to further their missions. With the transition to remote assistance, new challenges around accessibility, cyber security, and digital literacy have emerged. Through a combination of workshops,discussions, and skill shares, this conference will explore best practices for organizations looking to use technology to increase accessibility and access to justice.

The conference will take place on January 29th, 2021 between 8:30 am PST and 4pm PST.

Key topics will include designing secure systems to best protecting privacy, ensuring accessibility through purposeful design, and using legal technology ethically to scale capacity. Our speakers will range from policy makers to privacy advocates, legal technologist, security experts, and activists.

Please choose only one of the 4 workshop options.

Learn more about our speakers and agenda at https://www.remotelegalaid.com/