Professor of Law & Leadership |  Lawrence Lessig is the Roy L. Furman Professor of Law and Leadership at Harvard Law School, where he teaches and researches on constitutional law, cyberlaw, and intellectual property. His groundbreaking work at Harvard has shaped legal discourse on the intersection of technology, democracy, and law, influencing a generation of scholars and policymakers.

Speaker, Author & ​​Political Activist | As a prolific author and captivating speaker, Lessig has delivered multiple TED talks and written influential books that challenge conventional thinking on copyright, corruption, and democratic reform. His political activism has focused on addressing the corrupting influence of money in politics, leading campaigns for campaign finance reform and spearheading initiatives like Mayday PAC and Equal Citizens.

‍Founder | Lessig co-founded Creative Commons, a nonprofit organization that has revolutionized content sharing with over 2.5 billion works licensed for legal sharing and remixing across various fields. He also founded Equal Citizens, a nonpartisan organization dedicated to electoral reforms and achieving citizen equality in American democracy.