Hackathon participants will identify and create law practice-based technology solutions to roadblocks in access to justice that apply to one of three domestic violence use cases: legal conflict prevention and escape preparation; emergency crisis support; and post-crisis support.

AGENDA
Saturday, March 12: Hack Day 1

9:30 am – 5:00 pm

Chicago Kent Law School

9:30am: Breakfast Served

10:00: Opening Greetings

10:05: Presentation of Event Agenda and Goals

10:20: Current justice system design presentation

10:30: Talk – Domestic Violence Survivors and Support Providers

Survivors discuss their personal experiences working with the justice system in dealing with domestic violence prevention, crisis support, redress, and rehabilitation.

10:45: Overview of work process and Q&A

11:00am: Team Formation and Work State

1pm: Lunch Served

5:00pm: End of Hack Day 1

**Mentors and Subject Matter Experts available all day.

**Coffee, beverages and snacks provided all day.

TBD: Offsite location for coding and work throughout the night.

Sunday, March 13th: Hack Day 2

10:00 am – 6:00 pm

Chicago Kent Law School

10:00 am: Breakfast served (Coffee and Snacks Provided All Day)

10:30: Start work group work

12-1pm: Lunch Served

4:00pm: Presentations Begin

6:15 pm: Judges deliberate / Snacks and beverages served

6:45pm: Evening Awards and Closing

**Mentors and Subject Matter Experts available all day.

**Coffee, beverages and snacks provided all day.

$2,250 in prizes

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• Judging Criteria
  How much impact (quality and quantity) could the solution have? Does the hack recognize current solutions and avoid replication? Does the hack employ a new/novel approach to solving the problem? Might the hack cause more harm than good?