In 2011, LSC awarded Northwest Justice Project (NJP) a Technology Initiative Grant (TIG) of $92,350 to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of its client services through the development of a secure, enterprise-level knowledge management system. The result of this investment is NJP’s...Continue reading >
On April 8th, Glenn Rawdon, TIG Program Counsel, spoke at the White House Forum on Increasing Access to Justice . Glenn’s speech built off of ideas Bill Gates presented 15 years ago on how the convergence of key technologies would transform the way we live and work. This convergence concept...Continue reading >
Hackcess to Justice 2014 is underway at Suffolk University Law School. Allen Pusey (the Editor/Publisher of the ABA Journal ) welcomed everyone and introduced the keynote speaker for the event, LSC President Jim Sandman. Jim emphasized to everyone how important efforts such as these for reaching a...Continue reading >
