Podcast previews ITC conference and LSC report on tech to close the justice gap
January 26, 2026 | Legal Services Corporation, Independent Federal Agency, Executive, Federal
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Kat Moon, host of the Talk Justice podcast, previewed the upcoming Innovations in Technology Conference (ITC) and a recently released report, The Next Frontier, Harnessing Technology to Close the Justice Gap. She said the conference will take place in San Antonio at the end of the month and that several sessions will be streamed for free on the Legal Services Corporation (LSC) YouTube channel.
"Today, we'll be taking a sneak peek at the upcoming Innovations in Technology Conference," Moon said, introducing the episode's focus on how technology intersects with legal aid and access to justice. She named the report and said the episode would dig into both the report's findings and conference sessions.
Moon introduced three guests who will join the discussion: Katie Strickfaden, chief operating officer at Lakeshore Legal Aid in Michigan; Luigi Bai, managing attorney of Lone Star Legal Aid's innovation team in Texas; and Selena Hunn, deputy director in the Legal Services Corporation office of program performance. The guests were presented as participants who will discuss the report and conference programming during the episode.
The episode positions ITC as an established convening for legal-technology and legal-aid professionals — Moon noted it is the 26th ITC — and highlights public access to portions of the conference through LSC's online streaming. The podcast will further explore the LSC report and related sessions during the episode.
The episode did not provide specific dates for individual sessions, ticketing details, or a full schedule; those details were not specified in the segment.
"Today, we'll be taking a sneak peek at the upcoming Innovations in Technology Conference," Moon said, introducing the episode's focus on how technology intersects with legal aid and access to justice. She named the report and said the episode would dig into both the report's findings and conference sessions.
Moon introduced three guests who will join the discussion: Katie Strickfaden, chief operating officer at Lakeshore Legal Aid in Michigan; Luigi Bai, managing attorney of Lone Star Legal Aid's innovation team in Texas; and Selena Hunn, deputy director in the Legal Services Corporation office of program performance. The guests were presented as participants who will discuss the report and conference programming during the episode.
The episode positions ITC as an established convening for legal-technology and legal-aid professionals — Moon noted it is the 26th ITC — and highlights public access to portions of the conference through LSC's online streaming. The podcast will further explore the LSC report and related sessions during the episode.
The episode did not provide specific dates for individual sessions, ticketing details, or a full schedule; those details were not specified in the segment.
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