Technology is increasingly recognised as an important way to help community members participate in the design and delivery of services. At the same time, as demand for technology-based solutions to legal problems grows, there are pressing questions about the relationship between community members’ digital and legal capabilities.

In this exciting event, internationally-recognised experts Professor Patrick Olivier (digital civics pioneer and Professor of Human-Computer Interaction, Monash University) and Dr Catrina Denvir (Senior Lecturer, Monash Business School) present cutting edge developments from the cross-disciplinary fields of digital civics and assisted digital services. If you’re interested in how technology can promote access to justice, this presentation is a must see.

Presented by Monash University Australian Centre for Justice Innovation.

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Thursday 16 May Discussions and debates

Event information

Event Date(s)

Thursday, May 16, 2019 5:45 pm to 7:00 pm

Venue

Monash University Law Chambers
555 Lonsdale Street
Melbourne
VIC 3000

Cost

Free

Bookings

Bookings essential

Email: ellen.hays@monash.edu

Book now

Enquiries

Contact Ellen Hays from Australian Centre for Justice Innovation (Monash University).
Email: ellen.hays@monash.edu
Website: https://www.monash.edu/law/research/excellence/acji/events


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