Stacy Butler, the director of the Innovation for Justice Program, no longer practices law, but has since found her calling in the i4J program, through which she satisfies her passion to open up the justice system to more Americans. The i4J program, which is housed at the University of Arizona law school and the University of Utah David Eccles School of Business, celebrates its fifth anniversary in February. It is an incubator-style social justice innovation lab made up of teams of law school students and professors. In the lab, Butler has helped develop platforms and services to deal with common legal problems, including eviction, medical debt collection and online dispute resolution. Click here to read this Legal Rebel’s full bio.