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28. June 2022 author: Stephanie Kaiser

Access to justice Projects

From sprint to phase: results from the discovery sprint “Access to Justice”

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Stephanie Kaiser

is CPO at DigitalService. She previously made a name for herself as co-founder of three startups and has been a member of the German government's Digital Council since 2018. In 2015 and 2016, she was voted among the "50 most inspiring Women in Tech in Europe." When she's not working, you can find her cycling or scooting on Berlin's streets. To her own surprise, it's the place she's returned to again and again, although Paris, Ho Chi Minh City, Warsaw and Milan were also beautiful places to live.

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