Hi, I’m Margaret.
I’m originally from Pittsburgh, and now work at Stanford Law School and d.school. I created and direct the Legal Design Lab.
Please explore the sub-pages of this website to find my publications and projects.
Here are some things I’m interested in:
- Community-led design (or you could call it participatory design, participatory action research, or something like that)
- Making neighborhoods that are great to live in, that are safe and resilient, and that let kids and families thrive — with lots of art, community, and protections
- Improving our courts system to be fairer, more accessible, and more constructive
- Drawing and painting
- Making crafts, knitting, sewing, pottery, and doll-making
- Traveling and learning languages
- Baseball
- Visualizing stories, complicated processes, and policies and laws
- Getting lots of different people (including kids) to participate in how policies are made
Dear Mrs Hagan, I am an Italian Phd who studies the philosophy of law. In particular, my research topic is designed normativity. I sense what function can perform the design in the contract, entirely dominated by c.d. logocentrism. I would like to get in touch with you because it would be a for me very intersting and formative experience.
I wait your answer,
Best regards,
Roberto Pusceddu
Yes, please feel free to write me at mdhagan at Stanford dot edu