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We bring together the people who write, enforce and live with technology law.

Our convenings are small by design and held online. Most run under the Chatham House Rule, so regulators, lawmakers, companies and civil society can speak freely.

A roundtable discussion: about ten people around a long meeting table, one woman speaking while the others listen and take notes

Upcoming convenings

No convenings are open for registration at the moment. Subscribe to hear about the next one, or talk to us about hosting one.

How we convene

Three formats, each with a different job.

  • A printed draft bill with handwritten notes in the margin, on a meeting table beside a pen and reading glasses

    Roundtables

    Closed discussions under the Chatham House Rule, built around a single question and a short background paper.

  • Four panellists in conversation on a low stage, seen from behind the audience

    Policy dialogues

    Public online sessions where officials and their critics discuss a live bill or consultation.

  • A facilitator leans in to help a small group working through printed exercises with laptops open

    Workshops

    Practical training on technology law for parliamentary staff, regulators, judges and journalists.

Host a convening with us

We work with parliaments, regulators, universities and partners to design convenings around the questions they need answered.

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