About the Center
Our Mission
To explore the effects of information technologies on law and society and the effects of law and society on information technologies.
Our Work
We convene scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and students to identify and solve law and technology problems.
We provide a platform for faculty, student, and community collaboration on pressing law and technology issues.
We publish research with actionable policy items for real-world impact.
We partner with grassroots organizations to showcase their and our work.
We amplify the experiences of traditionally marginalized voices in law and technology, including populations that bear a disproportionate share of the harms of surveillance.
Our Subject Areas
- Privacy
- Social Media
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning
- Algorithmic Decision-Making
- Law and Technology Theory
- Intellectual Property
- Technology and Gender and Racial Justice
- Financial Technology
- Informational Capitalism
- Tort Law and Technology