Did you know that you can save on the World Justice Forum registration fee when you register virtually? Students and Seniors 65+ can attend online all week for just $25, staff of NGOs and universities can attend for $50, and judges and other government and inter-governmental officials can attend for $150.  

With multiple plenaries daily and dozens of working sessions available, you can hear from inspiring speakers, engage with the World Justice Challenge finalists, and tackle urgent challenges in collaboration with other leaders from around the world. Plenaries will have live interpretation in Arabic, French, Russian and Spanish; working sessions will offer French and Spanish. 

All this exciting content is available to registered participants only. Learn more about what you can expect when you attend virtually in this email.

The World Justice Forum will feature influential leaders from civil society, government, and the private sector who will discuss the biggest challenges in anti-corruption and open government, access to justice, and equal rights around the world—and what we can all do to build more just communities in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.  

The World Justice Challenge recognizes organizations from around the world doing extraordinary, replicable work promoting anti-corruption and open government, fighting for equal rights, and advancing access to justice. This year, we have 30 finalists we will recognize during the Forum, and you can view their individual project showcases and interact with them via our website and Forum app.  

Five winners will be announced at the World Justice Forum on June 2.  

Choose from 26 online or hybrid working sessions where leaders from around the world come together to collaborate on pressing challenges in equal rights, access to justice, anti-corruption, and open government.  

Here are just a few you can choose from: 

• Democracy Dividends of ESG Investing – In-Person and Online | English 

• Gender Justice on the Frontlines: Grassroots and Institutional Responses to GBV Online EN / FR / ESP 

• Intersectional Discrimination in a Post-Covid World: Violations, Solutions, and Actions In-Person and Online EN 

• The Law’s Role in Protecting the Most Vulnerable Populations from Climate Change In-Person and Online EN 

• Communicating about Transitional Justice to Advance a Culture of Change Online EN / FR / ESP