Sometimes it's hard to see what makes a program successful—even when it's right there in the data. During this free webinar we'll review a handful of tools and techniques that can help you show your impact and convince donors, supporters, and your teammates that your work is worth investing in.
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This webinar will cover methods through which legal aid programs can approach technology projects with our diverse user community in the forefront. We will explore issues of cultural competency/humility in the context of user centered design, and new research about design and privacy approaches that can build trust in online systems among low-income communities. The webinar will include actionable steps that legal aid technologists and content developers can take to create more inclusive and effective tools and resources.
The legal aid community has made great strides in incorporating language access strategies into websites and online tools, but a recent evaluation of the statewide website network found that there is still work to do in ensuring meaningful and equitable access to online resources for LEP communities. What are we learning about how LEP individuals currently find and use online resources in translation?
Phishing scams are a form of social engineering that typically involve fraudulent email messages that appear to come from legitimate sources. They are designed by scammers to trick individuals into providing personal information and passwords. We'll be discussing ways on how to spot phishing emails, methods of prevention and training resources and security awareness for your organization.
Legal aid organizations can use a variety of data to better understand and address the legal needs of their client communities. This session will introduce the Legal Aid Data Analysis Framework, a data analysis tool hosted by LSNTAP. The Framework can help your program proactively and strategically use a combination of internal and external data to better identify and meet the needs of your clients.
This session will be a primer on Artificial Intelligence and how advances in machine learning techniques and tools are transforming many of the (necessary but routine) tasks that lawyers do every day. In our war to provide meaningful access to justice, it is unrealistic to think that the current army of lawyers can address the overwhelming legal needs of the most vulnerable and underserved among us.
In this webinar, we will walk through the 2012 SRL Friendly E filing Best Practices, and discuss how different court systems are working with legal aid and other non-profit partners to design e-filing processes using these Best Practices as a guide. Potential panelists include representatives from SRL-friendly e-filing initiatives Minnesota and New York, and contributors to the best practices guide.
When it comes to IT management, having a solid set of policy and procedures in place is critical. The problem is, how do you determine which policies best fit with your organization's needs, how do you define them in a manner that suits your company culture, and, finally, how do you go about implementing them in a way that is both practical and precise?
Panelists will highlight new, mobile-first volunteer engagement tools, online settlement checklists, practice tool kits and other technologies that make it easier for volunteers to take on or increase their pro bono work. We will share feedback from volunteers that informed the development of these tools and opportunities for replication.
Wed, Oct 25, 2017 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM PDT
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