Sheffield Digital Justice: Semester 2 Volunteering Opportunities
Sheffield Digital Justice is a School of Law pro bono project designed to explore the intersections between digital technology and law.
We are currently looking for volunteers to take part in three different Sheffield Digital Justice projects running this semester.
The projects are:
You do not require any specific skills and expertise for any of these projects.
Each project requires a commitment of two hours per week over 8 weeks. The exact timings each week are flexible - every group can work out their own schedule.
If you want to be involved in any of the above, please can you complete the Sheffield Digital Justice Application Form 24/25 by 5pm on Tuesday, 18th February at the latest:
If you have any questions on the projects or the application process, please email Dr Emma Jones.
We are currently looking for volunteers to take part in three different Sheffield Digital Justice projects running this semester.
The projects are:
- Using the Amazon Innovation Centre to refine a Large Language Model of AI to support the work of the School of Law’s legal advice clinics.
- Working with the US lawtech start-up Open Pro Bono to evaluate their AI offerings.
- Working with the Association of Law Teachers and LexisNexis to prepare an online toolkit for integrating digital technology into aspects of legal education.
You do not require any specific skills and expertise for any of these projects.
Each project requires a commitment of two hours per week over 8 weeks. The exact timings each week are flexible - every group can work out their own schedule.
If you want to be involved in any of the above, please can you complete the Sheffield Digital Justice Application Form 24/25 by 5pm on Tuesday, 18th February at the latest:
If you have any questions on the projects or the application process, please email Dr Emma Jones.
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