Access to Justice Network Conference

The Access to Justice Network Conference is a biennial event dedicated to bringing together justice professionals and stakeholders to collaborate on innovations aimed at improving the legal system. Organized by the Access to Justice Network, this conference builds upon the legacy of the Self-Represented Litigation Network (SRLN) conferences, fostering a community committed to closing the justice gap.

The conference covers a wide array of topics, including technology integration in legal services, policy development, partnerships, research methodologies, and the administration of justice. Attendees can expect over 30 sessions featuring hands-on workshops, focused training, and site visits, all designed to address current challenges and advancements in access to justice.

In addition to the sessions, the conference offers ample networking opportunities, including a dedicated reception, allowing participants to connect with peers, share best practices, and explore collaborative initiatives. Notable speakers from various sectors of the justice system will share their insights and experiences, enriching the discourse on access to justice.

This conference is ideal for court administrators, judges, legal aid attorneys, law librarians, technologists, and other justice professionals seeking to stay informed about the latest developments, share their work, and build connections that drive the field forward.