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The US State Department funded a USAID grant to have the University of Notre Dame and Harvard join the Paraguayan Development Institute\u2019s led program named \u201cRule of Law and Culture of Integrity\u201d (ROLCI) in Paraguay. The ROLCI Program is an initiative of Development Institute (ID)and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The goal was to strengthen Paraguayan higher education institutions to improve the rule of law and culture of anti-corruption in Paraguay. The team, lead by the Keough School of Global Affairs\u2019s Pulte Institute for Global Development, gathered trainers and experts from ND Learning | Kaneb Center, OIT\u201ds Teaching and Learning Technologies Group to create, translate, facilitate, and record an interactive webinar series on using state of the art technologies and online pedagogies during and after COVID-19. 170 legal professors from several law schools and training centers in Paraguay such as the National University of Asunci\u00f3n, the National University of Ciudad del Este, the National University of Concepcion and the National University of Caaguazu, the International Center for Judicial Studies of the Supreme Court of Justice, the Public Defense Ministry\u2019 training center, the Judicial School of the Council of the Magistracy and the Public Ministry Training Center, attended and participated in the 6-part live dual-language series. Individual workshops included the following topics and goals (note: the links are to the shared zoom recordings and translated slide decks):<\/p>\n\n\n\n