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About Access to Algorithmic Justice (a2aj.ca)

The A2AJ is a research project based in Toronto, Canada, and is co-hosted by York University’s Osgoode Hall Law School and Toronto Metropolitan University’s Lincoln Alexander School of Law, with support from the Law Foundation of Ontario. We research and advocate for a fairer, more accessible justice system as technology reshapes the law. Our work includes developing legal datasets, legal AI benchmarks, and open-source legal tech tools—all focused on improving access to justice, especially for marginalized and low-income communities in Canada. We support law reform to ensure that legal tech empowers the public, not just well-resourced individuals and institutions. We also create interdisciplinary learning opportunities for law students and for students in tech-related disciplines. Ultimately, we aim to help foster a non-profit, open-source, and rights-enhancing legal tech ecosystem in Canada.