PeaceTech Lab, a nonprofit working to reduce conflict using tech and data, has launched a strategic partnership with London-based law firm Hogan Lovells.

Hogan Lovells selected the nonprofit as its new global citizen partner for a three-year period. Over this time, the law firm will support PeaceTech Lab — which is an arm of the U.S. Institute of Peace and headquartered near the National Mall in D.C. — through pro bono legal advice, fundraising and volunteering opportunities.

Founded in 2014, PeaceTech Lab offers products, trainings and services to combat violent conflict ranging from online hate crimes to displaced refugees, with a network spanning 47 countries. It runs various programs including a division that produces radio and television content for communities impacted by conflict and an engineering master’s program in partnership with Drexel University. The nonprofit works directly with activists and non-governmental organizations in conflict zones.

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