On November 3, as part of our Paths to Justice Summit Series, IAALS hosted a webinar, "The Justice Crisis in the United States," the first of two webinars on paths to access in the United States.
In September, IAALS and HiiL… MORE
On November 10, as part of our Paths to Justice Summit Series, IAALS hosted a webinar, "The Justice Crisis in the United States—From Data to System Reform," the second of two webinars focused on paths to access in the United States.
Following the… MORE
On December 15, as part of our Paths to Justice Summit Series, IAALS hosted a webinar, "Identifying Barriers to Equity in the Justice System," the first of two webinars on paths to racial justice in the United States.
Kicking off this final… MORE
On January 26, 2022, as part of our Paths to Justice Summit Series and in partnership with the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, IAALS hosted a webinar, "The Intersection of Racial Justice and Public Trust and… MORE
The voices of over 10,000 people in the United States were heard with the launch of the US Justice Needs report on September 1, 2021.
Two years ago, IAALS and HiiL, The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law, joined forces on a nationwide… MORE
Two years ago, IAALS and HiiL, The Hague Institute for Innovation Law, joined forces on a nationwide study on access to justice in the United States, just prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. The results reveal never-before-seen insights into the justice… MORE
Throughout the past 18 months, the pandemic has been a shared experience across our state, our country, and our world, yet everyone has experienced it uniquely. The same is true of our courts, which have taken different paths to the same goal:… MORE
As part of our Redesigning Legal Speaker Series, on October 20 IAALS and its partners explored how regulatory reform efforts can strike a balance between broader access to justice, sustainable access, and public protection.
Video of the event… MORE
IAALS hosted its LicensureCon convening in November 2023, focused on current issues and challenges surrounding the development of non-exam pathways to legal licensure.
While the national dialogue about the issues facing our current licensing… MORE
On February 27, IAALS and The Chicago Bar Foundation examined the widespread access to justice crisis—which extends beyond low-income individuals to heavily impact the middle class and small businesses—and showcased how the newly launched Above the… MORE