Justice in the fields
Exploring shared challenges around widening access to justice, from the courts of East Africa to the fields of Colombia.
Changing the user, not the technology
When building a tool to improve access to justice for women in Tanzania our biggest successes came from more than just improving the AI architecture.
What the Oxford Institute of Technology and Justice taught us about testing tech for justice
Reflecting on insights from our Access to Justice Learning Brief with Sara Wahedi at the Oxford Institute of Technology and Justice.
Could designing for the "furthest first" close Tanzania's justice gap?
When a woman in Tanzania goes to the police, she will often be told that the problem she’s facing, whether it is around inheritance or gender-based violence, is a domestic issue. Therefore, it’s not something for them to intervene in. That response is legally wrong, but unless she knows that, it’s the last she’ll hear on the matter.
Access to Justice: a new learning brief
Introducing our latest learning brief on integrating AI and other technologies to improve access to justice for survivors in low-resource and post-conflict settings