Women Building the Future of Justice Dashboard
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Women Building the Future of Justice Dashboard?
The Women Building the Future of Justice Dashboard is the first global intelligence resource mapping women leaders across the justice landscape. It profiles 181 leaders across 30 countries and continues to grow. It is built through a collaboration between Lady Justice Initiative and Justice Technology Association.
Who is profiled on the dashboard?
The dashboard profiles women leaders across four pillars of the justice landscape: justice tech entrepreneurs building market-based solutions, tech non-profit and legal aid innovators advancing public-interest technology, public sector leaders harnessing AI to improve justice delivery within government and judicial institutions, and ecosystem supporters in academic clinics and centers, research, networks, and other capacity-building roles.
Who produces the Women Building the Future of Justice Dashboard?
The dashboard is co-produced by Lady Justice Initiative, a nonprofit building global infrastructure for women's leadership in the AI transformation of law and justice, and Justice Technology Association.
How many leaders does the dashboard cover, and where are they based?
The dashboard currently profiles 181 women leaders across 30 countries, with the largest concentrations in North America and Europe and a growing presence across Asia and the Pacific, Sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East and North Africa, and Latin America and the Caribbean.
What justice areas do the profiled leaders work in?
Profiled leaders build solutions across family law including divorce and prenups, criminal justice, trusts and estates, court and justice innovation, gender-based violence response, access to justice platforms, employment, dispute resolution, SMEs and entrepreneurship, AI transformation and ecosystem building, and immigration. They are innovating where the legal market has historically underinvested and where the stakes for women, families, communities, and economies are highest.
Why does it matter who builds justice solutions?
Who builds systems and solutions shapes what gets built and who it reaches. Builders with lived experience design socio-technical solutions that work for the people most affected, pairing AI with the legal, institutional, and community infrastructure that makes those solutions durable. Inclusive innovation is foundational to realizing the potential of AI for justice.
How can I use the dashboard?
Investors, philanthropy, and governments can support the women leading the next generation of justice infrastructure by deploying resources to support their organizations and ventures. Policymakers can invite profiled leaders into rooms shaping AI governance, responsible AI, justice policy, and digital public infrastructure. Companies can add them to boards, procure their technology, and partner on pilots. Convenors can feature them as keynote speakers and expert commentators, and media can cover their work.