Public interest tech The Center for Internet and Society (CIS) at Stanford Law School focuses on public interest technology law and policy, presenting an opportunity to offer solutions that align legal research with policy impact, particularly in areas like free speech, privacy, and democratic values.

Educational programs CIS provides educational resources and policy analyses to law students and the public, suggesting potential collaborations or training programs, workshops, or software tools that support curriculum development or public education initiatives.

Academic collaboration As a small team (2-10 employees) operating within a prestigious university, CIS may benefit from scalable partner solutions, research platforms, data analysis tools, or security/compliance services suitable for academic environments.

Technology stack CIS’s tech stack includes a mix of data analysis and web technologies (Stata, npm, Caspio, Ansible, Percy) and security/identity solutions (Microsoft Entra ID), indicating potential fit for analytics software, data governance, or secure collaboration tools.

Funding signals Reported revenue in the low millions and affiliation with Stanford suggest readiness to engage in value-driven partnerships, grants, or sponsored research opportunities, particularly around policy-relevant tech projects and public interest outcomes.