We believe that discovering truth is fundamental to the creation of a more just world.
The events surrounding social injustice in the United States, and broader discussions on advancing justice globally, have greatly impacted us and the communities in which we live and work – shining a light on oppression and injustice that have existed for hundreds of years.
We created the Justice for Change program to leverage the unique capabilities of Relativity and our ecosystem to positively impact social justice in our communities.
Access Justice
We aim to create a world where social justice and pro bono efforts are strengthened by one’s ability to access the resources necessary to discover the truth.
Through Technology
We empower the Relativity community to tackle social justice issues by providing the technology needed to Organize Data, Discover the Truth, and Act on It.
How It Works
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Apply to the program
Organizations, including current Relativity customers, that are doing pro bono legal work in support of social justice can apply for free use of our cloud-based e-discovery product, RelativityOne. -
Get free access to RelativityOne
Projects that are selected as part of the program can use up to 500GB and 10 users for 24 months at no charge. -
Get extra support from our community
We’ll pair you with a partner or law firm in our network that will provide access to RelativityOne, as well as administrative and project management support.
Justice for Change Wins Anthem Award
Relativity wins bronze award for its work with Washington Lawyers' Committee and Epiq to expose harmful racial profiling practices in the District of Columbia's Gang Database.
Our Pro Bono Partners
There’s a story behind every partnership, every case, and every person. We’re proud to work alongside incredible partner firms and companies, as we fight injustice and advocate for change, together.
"Relativity’s Justice for Change program specifically targets individuals who might not otherwise have access to justice or might not have the ability to incorporate the tools required to pursue litigation."
"They were able to organize all of the key facts and issues with their case and create a chronology of events that decompressed the timeline necessary to form their case strategy by about twelve months."
Pro Bono Pioneers: The Firms Championing Legal Justice and the Technology that Powers It
From the moment a firm commits to pro bono work, to the gravity of the impact, to the technology that makes it all possible, pro bono is becoming increasingly important in the legal space. But what does it take to create a functioning program?
Celia O'Brien • Reading Time: 9 min
Justice for Change: Accountability for Australia's Corporate 'Net Zero' Emissions Claims
The Environmental Defenders Office is currently representing the Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility in a landmark case that examines environmental claims made by a major Australian oil and gas company. Let's talk access to technology and the power of leveraging community.
Jacque Flaherty • Reading Time: 5 min
How to Apply
Organizations interested in applying to the Justice for Change program should fill out this form.
| Application Period | Application Deadline | Application Decision & Match |
|---|---|---|
| Winter Grants | January 8, 2025 | February 28, 2025 |
| Spring Grants | April 9, 2025 | May 30, 2025 |
| Summer Grants | July 9, 2025 | August 29, 2025 |
| Fall Grants | October 8, 2025 | November 28, 2025 |
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