Using Human-Centred Design to #MakeLawBetter


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Using Human-Centred Design to #MakeLawBetter
How might we use the mindsets, processes, and tools of human-centred design to improve our legal systems and #MakeLawBetter for all stakeholders?
Human-centred design is the secret sauce for the most powerful and effective technologies: design is integral to building solutions that solve real problems for real people. It's also a powerful creative problem-solving framework that can have meaningful impact on Legal Hackers' mission to explore and develop creative solutions to the most pressing issues at the intersection of law and technology.
In this interactive session, we will explore human-centred design methods for creative problem-solving through a hands-on workshop led by Prof. Caitlin "Cat" Moon, following her introduction to design.
Whether it's called legal design, design thinking, or human-centred design (Cat's preference), design offers accessible and practical tools we can put to use today to supercharge our work at the intersection of law and technology. Join us for a highly engaging workshop exploring design and its many superpowers.
Event schedule
1830 - 1900 Doors open, drinks + networking
1900 – 1905 Welcome - Prof. Andre Nollkaemper
Dean & Professor of Public International Law at Amsterdam Law School
1905 – 1930 Talk - Using Human-Centred Design to #MakeLawBetter -
Prof. Cat Moon
1930 - 2100 Workshop - Prof. Cat Moon
2100 – 2130 Wrap-up, drinks + networking
Speaker bio
Prof. Cat Moon is the Director of Innovation Design for the Program in Law and Innovation (PoLI) at Vanderbilt Law School and Director of the PoLI Institute (innovatethelaw.com), providing training in legal innovation to practicing lawyers and legal professionals. In addition to co-organising Music City (Nashville) Legal Hackers (mclegalhackers.org), Cat co-founded the Summit on Law and Innovation (SoLI) (solivanderbilt.org), which brings together experts across legal, technology, and other disciplines in collaborative legal innovation projects. She currently teaches Legal Problem Solving (legalproblemsolving.org), a course in human-centred design for law, as well as Law as a Business and Blockchain and Smart Contracts at Vanderbilt Law. She regularly speaks and facilitates workshops globally on the application of human-centred design, creativity, and lawyer well-being to realise innovation in both the legal profession and legal education. Before joining the faculty of Vanderbilt Law (her alma mater), she practiced law for 20 years.
A huge thanks to our incredible sponsors - Nalanda Technology BV, Nalytics + Amsterdam Law Hub.
Follow us on Twitter: @LegalHackersAMS #LegalHack
- this event is in English + free to attend
Venue details: -
Amsterdam Law Hub
Nieuwe Achtergracht 166,
1018 WV Amsterdam.

Using Human-Centred Design to #MakeLawBetter