Eduardo Gonzalez Email & Phone Number

Washington, Dc, Us

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Organize the Academy’s Making Justice Accessible Summit, convening 60+ thought leaders from philanthropy, corporate social responsibility, civil justice, research, and academia for discourse on shifting the narrative surrounding civil justice.Represent the Academy in external and internal activities, conduct analyses of civil justice opportunities and developments in the field to inform the project’s national strategic effort to strengthen work in the field.Manage various project activities, including regular meetings with advisory committee members, congressional briefings, national roundtables, expert interviews, and conference participation to identify key alignment across federal, state, and local efforts to support programs in the field.

Boston, Ma & Washington, Dc

• Advisory Board Member – NuLawLab, Northeastern University School of Law• Advisory Board Member – Innovation for Justice, Univ. of Arizona & Univ. of Utah• Project Advisory Member – Urban Institute Civil Justice Imputation Project, Ohio• University Challenge Evaluation Committee – New America Public Interest Technology Univ. Network• Freelance Consultant – Florida Access to Justice Commission, Pro Bono Net, NuLawLab

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Managed and developed a web-based library of access to justice knowledge and listserv of over 300 actively engaged civil justice professionals across recurring monthly network activities.Coordinated SRLN Working Groups: Justice Tech Entrepreneur, Forms & Tech, and Triage Working Groups. Each included volunteer and listserv engagement, monthly webinars, and resource curation.Supervised & interviewed fellows and interns for projects including developing a DEI repository, a document automation project, and analysis & collection of civil justice curriculum in law schools.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Conducted a national and county level study of civil justice resources and policy strategies.Established a justice technology entrepreneur’s working group to develop educational materials for new justice technology entrants and cultivate a community of practice. Members have subsequently continued collaboration to become founding members of a trade association dedicated to B2C legal tech startups.Coordinated an inaugural international virtual pitch competition of justice tech tools created by students for Georgetown Law’s inaugural Iron Tech Lawyer Invitational.Designed a browser-based extension to facilitate knowledge sharing across the civil justice ecosystem and managed a New America Foundation Tech Fellow during the development of a prototype.

Greater Boston Area

Prepared a grant proposal on behalf of Tania Bruguera’s application to the Rauschenberg Foundation’s Artist as Activist grant and collaborated on projects focused on improving the experience of immigrant populations in NYC as part of an artist residency with the NYC Mayor’s Office of Immigration Affairs.

Northeastern University School Of Law

Scripted and authored an LSC TIG-funded educational online game for self-represented litigants, RePresent, by collaborating with Connecticut Legal Services and StudyCrafter game studioProduced a preliminary report of copyright issues associated with a digital archival platform for restorative justice investigations and generated an accompanying issue mapConducted co-design sessions for Northeastern Law School’s social justice program to design solutions to improve program outcomes and identify opportunities for digital change

Northeastern University School Of Law

Prepared a Trademark Clearance report on client’s proposed markDrafted two memoranda explaining intellectual property in software and use of software obtained as open source, from employees, and from temporary or part time programmers.Drafted a memorandum explaining intellectual property issues associated with creating a prototype of an invention.Prepared and presented an Intellectual Property Learning Module for a business school seminar.

Boston

Prepared Consumer Protection Act and Noncompete Demand LettersCreated detailed records of client intake and business planning meetingsReviewed formation documents for two businesses and a franchise and purchase agreementDrafted property attachment motions for ongoing litigationTranslated case information and managed communications for two Spanish speaking pro bono clients

Boston, Ma

• Drafted memoranda on employment classifications, non-disclosure agreements, and state/federal tax obligations for hiring interns, independent contractors, or employees.• Conducted securities compliance and contracts review for a private equity brokerage firm.• Reviewed company decks of early round ventures and consulted about improvements to diligence team reporting procedures, resulting in adopted processes for issuing and presenting offers to investors.Developed CRM work flows and models for newsletters, tasks, and communication with clients.

Greater Boston Area

Drafted memoranda regarding teacher’s free speech outside of school and TSA’s use of sensitive security information classification to redact or prevent disclosure of internal records. Conducted two civil rights training sessions at ICE detention centers after Gordon decision.Researched and reported on government use of surveillance tools, data privacy issues related to cell-tower dumps, and public records requests related to BRIC surveillance of Occupy Boston.

Evaluated procedures and techniques used by the local chapter in training participants in leadership and persuasive communication skills. I have returned to the organization since my involvement in High School during the summer months throughout my 4 years in college.

Providence, Rhode Island

As a Head Lifeguard I served as part of the emergency response team at Brown University's aquatics center. I help to organize, train, and supervise lifeguards as well as aiding upper management with preparations for tournaments and events.

Providence, Rhode Island

As a Summer Fellow I was in charge of organizing and recruiting volunteers to support Obama for America initiatives in the Rhode Island area as well as campaign initiatives in battleground state- New Hampshire.

Lifeguarding in Edinburg, I was a member of the emergency response team for public pools in the city.

Edinburg, Texas

Served as director and coach of the extemporaneous speaking department and developed a coaching curriculum for both high school freshman and recruited coaches. I continued to aid the program as a summer intern and program consultant. The program focused on helping high school students develop leadership and public speaking skills.

Doctor Of Law (Jd), Intellectual Property & Innovation And Business & Commercial Law Concentrations

Activities and Societies: Student Bar Association (SBA): Community Council, Student Bar Association (SBA): Curriculum Committee.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A), Political Theory, Psychology

Activities and Societies: Democracy Matters, Mezcla, Badmaash, MEChABrown Badmaash (co-director), Brown Mezcla (president), Democracy.