Summary
- The Institute for Intellectual Property and Social Justice (IIPSJ) is challenging traditional views on intellectual property by emphasizing access, inclusion, and empowerment for marginalized communities.
- Founded by Professor Lateef Mtima, IIPSJ promotes meaningful participation in the IP system and addresses who benefits from it.
- The Institute's initiatives include the Mosaic IP Law and Policy Roundtable and the annual IP & Social Justice CLE Seminar, fostering discussions on social justice in IP law.
- IIPSJ's approach could reshape conversations around intellectual property, urging stakeholders to consider equity in access and benefits within the system.
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