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News 13 October 2026 Oxford Institute of Technology and Justice launches new Justice Innovators Programme with Microsoft and Anthropic to scale technology that expands access to justice Today, the Oxford Institute of Technology and Justice, Microsoft and Anthropic announced the Oxford Justice Innovators Programme, a new partnership to support innovators who are expanding access to justice. Digital, Cyber and AI Oxford Institute of Technology and Justice
News 13 October 2026 Introducing the new Aig-Imoukhuede Visiting Fellow: Professor Fatima Kyari We are pleased to announce that Professor Fatima Kyari has joined the Blavatnik School of Government as the Aig-Imoukhuede (AIG) Visiting Fellow for 2026-27. The School
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