Legal Design Roundtable 2023 | Design(s) for Law (17/2/23)

PROGRAM                                                                   

09.00-09.20 | Welcome and greetings

09.20-10.40 | Speculative Legal Design

• Barbara Pasa and Gianni Sinni (IUAV). New frontiers of legal knowledge: how design “provotypes” can contribute to legal change
• Jaana Kovalainen and Hilja Autto (University of Lapland). Do we legal designers dare to provotype?
• Emily MacLoud (Portable) and Emily Allbon (City University). An exercise in speculative legal design
• Emily MacLoud (Portable). The power of stories to unite, inspire and collectively imagine new futures

10.40-12.00 | Law and Design(s): A discourse on method

• Amanda Perry-Kessaris (Kent Law School). Towards a typology of designerly ways with sociolegal futures
• Joaquín Santuber (Hasso Plattner Institute) and Pablo Hermansen (School of Design, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile). Designing for posthuman legalities: legal design and the ontological turn 
• Nina Toivonen (University of Helsinki) and Santiago De Francisco Vela (Universidad de los Andes). Exploring the dimensions of participation in legal design
• Monica Palmirani (University of Bologna). Extended reality and legal design

12.00-13.30 Lunch

13.30-14.30 | Design(s) for Media Law

• Natali Helberger (University of Amsterdam). FutureNewsCorp, or how the AI Act changed the future of news
• Margaret Hagan (Stanford Legal Design Lab). Design to combat online misinformation
• Marie-Sophie de Clippele (Université Saint-Louis - Bruxelles), Vincent Couronne (Université Paris-Saclay) and Joachim Savin (Où sont les dragons). A critical assessment of the notion of legal design through the case of “Les Surligneurs”, a legal-checking media outlet 

14.30-15.50 | Design(s) for Policy
Starglide. Design for policy: the canvas for social economy and the compass for regenerative entrepreneurship.

• Marika Salo-Lahti (University of Vaasa) and Helena Haapio (University of Vaasa & University of Lapland). Proactive legal design and AI for better business and better society
• Marie Potel-Saville (Amurabi). Can design-driven innovation and NeuroDesign help fighting against deceptive patterns?
• Elisabeth Talbourdet-Ville and Laurine Blois (Public Interest Entrepreneure). Questioning and reshaping current French anti-greenwashing regulation through citizen reporting

15.50-16.10 | Coffee break

16.10-17.10 | Design(s) for Access to Justice 

• Nóra Al Haider (Stanford Legal Design Lab) and Oana Stănescu (Oana Stănescu Studio). The evolving architecture of justice - legal design and architecture: physical and virtual interventions for a pandemic and after 
• Santiago De Francisco Vela and Laura Guzman-Abello (Universidad de los Andes). Systemic design of justice: Transdisciplinary approach to access to justice
• Robert de Rooy (University of Vaasa), Anne Ketola (Tampere University), and Helena Haapio (University of Vaasa & University of Lapland). Comic contracts 2.0 – Contracts that have (and give) a voice 

17.10-17.50 – Design(s) for activism and education

• Hallie Pope (University of Utah). Solidarity by design: Generating counternarratives about people power
• Sankalp Bhatnagar (Library Innovation Lab, Harvard Law School & NuLawLab, Northeastern University School of Law). A case for another casebook: Disclosing law as its own form of design

17.50 -18.00 | Concluding remarks