Bridgette A. Carr

Bridgette A. Carr, a clinical professor of law and co-director of the Human Trafficking and Immigration Clinic at the University of Michigan, sheds light on the harrowing realities of human trafficking. She discusses the various forms it takes, from sex to labor trafficking, emphasizing how consumerism fuels this crisis. Bridgette also highlights the importance of awareness, legal reforms, and societal shifts to eradicate these injustices. Additionally, she shares inspiring stories of resilience and the critical role of legal support in helping survivors reclaim their lives.

Bridgette Carr, a clinical professor at the University of Michigan Law School and co-director of the Human Trafficking Clinic, shares her insights on integrating technology into legal practice. She discusses the importance of empathy and curiosity in teaching lawyers about AI and tech. Bridgette highlights AI’s potential to enhance access to justice and her innovative projects, like using machine learning to trace supply chains. Her empowering message encourages law students to explore AI and bet on themselves for a fulfilling career.