Join us Starting this Tuesday! A Place Called Justice:" Celebrating 5 Years of Community-Based Justice Work — Innovation for Justice (i4J) https://t.co/1YCflVIdc6
This spring, i4J is expanding on our #communitybasedjusticeworker Initiatives to train 37 new community-based justice workers in Arizona: 8 Domestic Violence Legal Advocates, 28 Housing Stability Legal Advocates, and 1 cross-trained advocate https://t.co/awHeU9CuW5
@i4J_lab has released a regulatory reform knowledge hub, highlighting important research emerging from i4J's efforts in Arizona and Utah, along with resources from other organizations.
Check it out and please share! 💡https://t.co/d600o2Z5Fk #A2J
The Arizona Supreme Court and the Utah Supreme Court have approved proposals to allow trained, nonlawyer advocates to provide free limited-scope representation to tenants facing housing instability. https://t.co/HgjIotP6yF #accesstojustice
The #i4J Housing Stability Advocate Initiative is the first #a2j#regreform project to be approved across jurisdictions - because #eviction is a national crisis and justice needs #innovation. https://t.co/tcLSxGA8pJ
New on the blog: how @i4J_lab's multidisciplinary classes of #SocialWork, law, and business students blend each discipline’s strengths to develop solutions. https://t.co/J5xiMI4hHT #MSW#JD#MBA
Press Release: Utah Supreme Court announces new project aimed to help people access free legal advice on housing issues: https://t.co/D5tePtCasc @i4J_lab
@ACarpenterProf @stacyrbutler4 @i4J_lab All have loads to say about this crucial Access to Justice crisis. #Utah is leading the way in legal regulatory reform in this space. #A2J https://t.co/qoTIaChpHk
Registration is now open for the ninth #RedesigningLegal session!
Join us March 21, 11 a.m. MT to examine legal service providers beyond lawyers and discuss why it will take this entire ecosystem to fully tackle the access to justice crisis.
https://t.co/8QuOin10bS
From @stacyrbutler4 at @i4J_lab: Allied legal professional programs have the potential to diversify the legal services market and create more cost-effective legal service models, and they should be created as part of a broader legal service ecosystem.https://t.co/lxFc7jvJiN
"As a first step, courts need to examine their processes to identify what is preventing engagement." At #i4J our #ux team is here to work with courts on bringing #hcd to #a2J. https://t.co/XTEs9vvPYf via @pewtrusts
From @stacyrbutler4 at @i4J_lab: Allied legal professional programs have the potential to diversify the legal services market and create more cost-effective legal service models, and they should be created as part of a broader legal service ecosystem.https://t.co/lxFc7jvJiN
"Justice has a usability problem." -@stacyrbutler4
Biggest congrats to Innovation for Justice on 5 years of bringing human-centered design to the legal system and disrupting the justice gap. #i4j#uarizona
2 of 7 most innovative law school access to justice programs on a Bloomberg list are based at @UUtah.
@i4J_lab by @stacyrbutler4 and @UBusiness
Creative Advocacy Lab by @halliejaypope and @sjquinney.
https://t.co/ftEsJpeTqP
Well deserved coverage of important work by @ACarpenterProf @alyxmark @shanahanlawprof and Jessica Steinberg 💥 The Hidden Problems of “Lawyerless Courts”—and How to Fix Them https://t.co/vdu7ArbPkx
Students at #i4J are fortunate to work with @PauseChange each fall on strategies for testing assumptions - check out CEO's @HeatherHiscox1 new book! https://t.co/bQIxKKkZOM