Tiny Chats

What are Tiny Chats?

Tiny Chats are bite-sized annotated videos that touch on specific access to justice topics and court operations.

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Tiny Chat 152: Five Habits of Highly Effective Courts

Justice David M. Brown, Court of Appeal for Ontario, shared five habits that public courts must employ to meet the necessary goals of transparency and accountability.

In this special Tiny Chat and the white paper, Justice Brown challenges all of us to think about how courts can operate at the highest level with boldness, sensitivity, and curiosity, and uses the analogy of tractor development and innovation as a framing for courts.

Justice Brown joined us as he was nearing retirement and honed these insights from his long and prestigious career as a judge at the trial and appellate levels and as the owner of a small farmstead.

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Tiny Chat 151: 12 Scrappy Access to Justice Gifts

What better way to start the New Year than with 12 presents - specifically scrappy access to justice things you could do right now to help your court improve. Christmas is never over at Tiny Chat HQ, so join us for a truly tiny Tiny Chat as we run through those scrappy court improvement opportunities, and be sure to check out the links with the chat, there are lots of goodies in there!

Tiny Chat 150: Self-Help Centers Wrapped

Every year, Spotify releases its users' "Wrapped"—a personalized digest of the music each person listened to throughout the year. Inspired by this fun tradition, we’re bringing you our very own "Wrapped," focused on self-help centers!

We’ve compiled a comprehensive report on building your best self-help center, hosted a series of webinars, and now, we’re excited to share this Tiny Chat. Check out all the linked resources, and enjoy these self-help center highlights!

The Tiny Chats Team