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|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), halved
|Sliced celery
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped parsley
|2 Teaspoon
|Lemon low fat yogurt
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Lettuce leaves
|Shreds of wheat bran cereal
|6 Tablespoon
Combine apple cubes, grape halves, celery, chopped parsley, and yogurt in a medium mixing bowl, stir well.
Cover mixture, and chill 1 to 2 hours.
Place a lettuce leaf on each of 6 individual serving dishes, top with fruit mixture.
Sprinkle each serving with 1 tablespoon wheat bran cereal.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 117 Calories from Fat 7
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0.76 g1.2%
Saturated Fat 0.24 g1.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1.2 mg0.4%
Sodium 135.9 mg5.7%
Total Carbohydrates 28 g9.2%
Dietary Fiber 4.9 g19.5%
Sugars 14.5 g
Protein 3 g6.2%
Vitamin A 27.2% Vitamin C 16%
Calcium 5.3% Iron 24.1%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Wayne Rooney looks certain to miss Manchester United's crunch meeting with Chelsea this weekend, with the groin injury suffered by the England striker threatening to rule him out for up to three weeks.
Manager David Moyes confirmed that he sent Rooney to Egypt for a warm-weather break in an attempt to improve his condition, while the rest of the United squad were given the day off on Wednesday ahead of being assessed upon their return.
Rooney was expected to report back today, which will give United's medical staff a clearer picture of how his recovery has gone, but it seems that it is not good news as he is unlikely to feature at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
Moyes is already under pressure to deliver a top-four finish, and Rooney's absence has been compounded by the addition of the thigh injury that is currently keeping fellow striker Robin van Persie on the sidelines.
Should Rooney be ruled out for the remainder of the month's action, he could also miss the Premier League fixtures with Cardiff and Stoke, as well as the League Cup semi-final second leg against Sunderland next week, where United will attempt to overturn a 2-1 deficit at Old Trafford.
It was after the first leg loss that Moyes made comments questioning the officiating from referee Andre Marriner, where he was subsequently charged with misconduct. The Scot has accepted the charge from the Football Association and has requested a non-personal hearing from the commission who will decide what his punishment is.
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers last week received an £8,000 fine for a similar charge in which he questioned the integrity of referee Lee mason during the defeat to Manchester City on Boxing Day. Moyes is likely to receive a similar sanction, with both Stoke's Mark Hughes and Chelsea's Jose Mourinho also required to cough up the same fee.
Heading into this weekend's crucial encounter with the Blues, captain Nemanja Vidic has called for his side to use January to show their rivals that they are still capable of finishing in the top four come the end of the season.
"We have to win regularly and in the next month we will know exactly where we are," said Vidic. "By the end of January and start of February we will show what our position is and what our capability is in the Premier League. Then, of course, the Champions League starts up again. This is an important time for us and we all want to do well."
Vidic went on to back Moyes as he continues his attempt to lead United in the post-Sir Alex Ferguson era.
"The manager is a good character and does that [manages the squad] but it's up to the players too. We're a group and it's a group responsibility to deal with those situations," added the Serbian defender.
Manchester United - January transfer targets
Manchester United - January transfer targets
1/21 Dante
Bayern Munich defender Dante would be interested in a move to the Premier League according to his agent - and United have been monitoring him. His current club could yet convince the defender to stay however.
2/21 Alberto Herrera
United tried to sign the Athletic Bilbao midfielder in the summer but his botched signing rather summed up their ineffective dealings in the transfer market. With a £30m release clause, he remains an available, if perhaps slightly pricey, option in January.
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3/21 Mario Mandzukic
An old-fashioned target man, Mandzukic has been linked with a move to United recently after Bayern signed Robert Lewandowski. However, Lewandowski won't arrive until the summer - meaning United might have to wait.
4/21 Will Hughes
Will Hughes has emerged as a transfer target for Manchester United boss David Moyes after a series of superb performances have catapulted Derby County into the upper reaches of the Championship.
5/21 Guarin
There is no doubt that midfield is the area most in need of reinforcements for David Moyes and another man linked with an Old Trafford switch is Colombian international Guarin. Valued at around £15m, the Inter Milan man's versatility would undeniably improve things for the Red Devils.
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6/21 Bilal Basacikoglu
Bilal who, you might ask, but the young Turkish winger is an emerging star at Dutch side Heerenveen and a player to catch the eye of David Moyes. Aged just 18, he may be a player more for the future than to immediately turn United's fortunes around.
7/21 Steven Defour
For many years the Belgian was linked with a move to Old Trafford and having been a target of Moyes' at Everton, the midfielder could very well be the man brought in to improve things for United. Played for Porto recently against Atletico Madrid in a match watched by Moyes - did he catch the Scotsman's eye?
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8/21 Koke
Reportedly one of United's main January targets, although the Atletico Madrid man is said to be very happy in the Spanish capital, particularly given his team's success this season. Might take some persuading to join Moyes' stuttering side.
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9/21 Ilkay Gundogan
Undeterred by the modest success of their last Dortmund purchase, United could also be after midfielder Gundogan. Wouldn't be cheap but certainly an improvement on their current crop of players. Dortmund are understood to be keen to tie him to a new contract.
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10/21 Sami Khedira
Another strongly linked with a Manchester move, the German international's recent serious knee injury makes a January switch unlikely but he could be brought in from Real Madrid further down the line.
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11/21 Ross Barkley
Manchester United bought the last exciting teenage prospect to come through Everton's ranks so understandably they have been linked with the precocious Barkley. Knows Moyes from his Everton days, but will he join the Scot in making the switch from Blue to Red? Everton have already stated they will not sell in January.
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12/21 Fabio Coentrao
After nearly signing on deadline day last summer, there's every chance that Moyes could return for Real Madrid's second choice left-back should he fail to lure another top name. Not really the priority though considering the good form of Patrice Evra.
13/21 Eliaquim Mangala
United could do with strengthening at the back and French defender Mangala is reportedly another to have caught Moyes' eye. However with Porto wanting all of his £40m release clause, he seems a rather pricey option.
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14/21 Diego Costa
Rooney and Van Persie have spent too much time this season on the treatment table - so more options in attack would be helpful. Who better then than a failed target of eternal rivals Liverpool and a man whose goals have fired Atletico Madrid to the top of La Liga? Highly unlikely Costa would wish to leave in January - and even less likely Atletico would let him.
15/21 Blaise Matuidi
Another midfielder strongly linked with an Old Trafford switch, the PSG man could be available for as little as £7m which would represent great value for money. Not the sort of signing to instil renewed confidence at Old Trafford - but perhaps one of the more likely arrivals.
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16/21 Andrea Ranocchia
Another man being mooted as a defensive recruit for Moyes, the towering Italian has fallen out of favour at the San Siro and would surely jump at a move to Manchester United.
17/21 Everton Ribeiro
The 24-year-old Cruzeiro man believes he could be the solution to United's midfield woes after being linked with a move there saying: 'I would fit in any part of the midfield. I would do well as a playmaker to support the attack.' It remains to be seen whether he'll get the chance to prove it with a January move.
18/21 Miralem Pjanic
The Bosnian midfielder has excelled at Roma this season and would certainly be a good signing for United. Previously linked with moves to Arsenal and Spurs, a move to Manchester would mean no Pjanic on the streets of London. Roma have confirmed they have received offers for the Pjanic.
Miralem Pjanic The Bosnian midfielder has excelled at Roma this season and would certainly be a good signing for United. Previously linked with moves to Arsenal and Spurs, a move to Manchester would mean no Pjanic on the streets of London.
19/21 Kevin Strootman
Another Roma star thought to be wanted by United, the Dutch midfielder is however highly valued by Roma chief Rudi Garcia which may prove an obstacle to any move.
20/21 Toni Kroos
The Bayern Munich midfielder is stalling on a new contract, raising hope he could be prised away. However, he's been integral to the multi-trophy winning side and it seems highly unlikely the German champions will let him go.
21/21 Alex Teixeira
If their pursuit of Strootman falls through, another man reportedly being lined up is Shakhtar midfielder Teixeira. The 23-year-old impressed against United in his side's recent visit to Old Trafford.


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First create a mold of the shaped boat you want. My mold was a medium sized plastic Tupperware bowl, but you could create one out of wood, Styrofoam or anything else.
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Coat the mold with silicone spray so that the concrete will not stick to it.
Step 3:
Put the concrete in the bowl and smooth it out with your hands until it is distributed evenly.
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Let the concrete dry for at least 24 hours and then remove it from the mold. Now let it float! (:
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26 reviews | 3.7 out of 5
Picked this up thru site to store in Kissimee Florida for our 4 days of 4 Disney parks. The 20 bucks I would of spent for just one day of park stroller rental was what I paid for it, was well worth it! Target had a non Disney for 14.99, but who likes non Disney?? =) My princess picked the pink princess stroller, I would have picked the Minnie, but it was great, quick and my 4 year old was just at the top of the weight limit, and it went smoothly. It folded for easy hanging when we went to the Fantasmic Finale show in Hollywood Studios, which made it much easier to find among thousands....and much easier to fold for the train to Rafiki's nature center @ the Animal Kingdom......was good to fly home too....It was easy to slide a carryall bag with snacks and sweatshirts behind the seat but inside the frame bars instead of hanging on the handle and having it flip when she got up and out. Would recommend just grabbing one on your trip, especially if you are doing multiple days or park hopping Disney!
I decided to get this stroller because I needed something a little smaller for my nanny kids! They LOVED the princess design! It is on the short side but not a problem for short trips to the mall or to our local theme park. Very sturdy and I have NOT had a problem with the wheels as stated in other posts. It also took less than 15 minutes to put the front wheels on and it was ready to go! Great little stroller for the price!
I know this stroller is inexpensive compared to others, but I didn't expect it to be made so poorly. We opened it up and tried it out...the wheels wouldn't turn. We are returning it to the store and getting a better quality one.
I really wanted to like this stroller, but it is so flimsy! The front wheels didn't turn, and there were stains all over the canopy when we removed it from the packaging. We returned it immediately. Pay the extra money and get a quality umbrella stroller because this is NOT it!
I purchased this stroller for my 9 year old granddaughter. At 9 she is still a little girl that likes to push her dolls up and down the street in front of my house. But, like her 6'6 older brother, she is tall for her age. A doll stroller would not do. She would have to bend over to push it. This fit the bill perfectly. It is pretty with a yellow crown on top with Disney silk screening. She loves it!!!! Next to the baby dolls, best thing she owns! It is light weight and has a three way strap to strap the "babies" in and fold up for storage (if she ever stores it). As for a human baby stroller, I think it would be fine for a young baby, but not an active one as it it very light weight, but it has been 9 years since I have been around a baby. :-)
This item was brought for my niece. SHe is 2 years old. She opened it on Christmas Day. She would not get out of it. My sister says the quality is great. I will be purchasing another one for my god daughter who is 4 months old in the future. Thanks Walmart
This stroller is a good but for the price. I bought it for my mom to keep in her car cause she has such a hard time with my daughter's big stroller. There is no room for shopping storage or a cup holder for sippies but its perfect for quick trips.
After months of raving to my daughter about the indispensable convenience of umbrella strollers I finally picked up this model at our local Wal-Mart store for use with my granddaughter.
I cannot tell you how disappointed I am! First of all, IT IS WAY TOO SHORT! I had to hunch over like a little old lady to even push the thing, and I'm only 5' 7". Why didn't they just extend the handles so a normal person can push it while standing upright?
Secondly, one of the things I always found so convenient about an umbrella stroller was the fact that you could pop them open one handed and then lock them into position by stepping on the mechanism with your foot. There's no such option wit this model, so you have to make sure both hands are completely free in order to manipulate it.
Conversely, with "back in the day" models you could fold them up and the latch would automatically secure them closed when you popped it down all the way. With this one you have to grab the locking latch with a free hand and secure it into position.
And as others have said, it is cheaply made. I understand that this is an inexpensive item, but umbrella strollers have always been inexpensive, and they somehow attained a reasonable level of quality up to now.
And finally, the design is silly and low end. I was willing to overlook the faux nylon tiara on top of the canopy for the sake of convenience, but given the other flaws with this stroller it's just too much to take.
Great Disney lightweight stroller! It's cute, sturdy & perfect for travel or just quick trips! It's definitely made for shorter people to push...I'm 5'5" and it's just the right height for me but anyone taller than 5'8" may have an issue with a backache while pushing it. My daughter is 14 months old, 19lbs. & 30" and it's a great fit for her...may be a bit small for her or harder to push as she gets bigger though--it's definetly not made for big babies/kids. I love it!
Not too big and not too little! This is perfect for going through the airport with my little princess who loves to get into any and everything! Also great for vacations given that it minimizes immense space occupancy!
I purchased the Disney Princess umbrella stroller for my granddaughter. it arrived quickly in good condition. It glides easily and is light enough to be carried with one hand. Price was right for this type of stroller.
It looks awesome but functions very bad. When pushing my baby who only weighs 14 lbs the front wheels won't turn. It feels as if going to break.
It's serves it 's purpose, for the price is good. Just uses it for short walks. My granddaughter likes it and it's cute.
I had to write the review for this one. One of the worst strollers available. Just because Disney Brand I took that but to my surprise, it is such a badd quality stroller. I didnot feel like return it as I had used it.
The Handle grip iss just a plastic wraper which is very loose so you need to really grip it to have a cotrol on the stoller.
The front wheels are worst and never move in line. You have to stretch your leg and make the wheels aligned.
The head shade is just a dessign does not meet any purpose.
I wish I had returned that and saved my money.
Please please dont purchase.
Got this stroller as a gift for my 3 month old daughter. Haven't used it yet. The stroller is very cute with the crown and silk screening on the seat. My only con is that the umbrella part was zip tied to the stroller and not attached when I received it resulting in it being crooked. Not sure how to fix that.
The frame of the stroller must not be made correctly because the left outside wheel doesn't spin. I ordered one a couple weeks ago and thought it was just a dud, but then I got another one and it happened again. I took both of them back and will buy a completely different brand umbrella stroller.
It is very cute and bought it for my 11 month old but she just seems too big for it. but she fits, she just looks huge.
Left front tire seems to be too short. Does not touch ground so it is difficult to maneuver the stroller.
Like the stroller so far. It's light weight. Easy to get in and out of trunk
Bought this for my daughter to use for her dolls, she loves it!!!


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Whoa! This is a very good tank battle game (or whatever it's called). I thought it was another one of these Buy More Gold Now games, but it's far from it. I'm going to go play the game, so I will be brief (for me), but I like it so much I'll say a few things.
It's a game where good thinking is rewarded.
Yes, you'll have to learn the hard way in the beginning, but here's a tip for new players: Stay behind the tanks that lead the way and watch what they do (and you should be able to determine if they are doing it well or poorly). Don't be afraid to get blown up while learning; heck, I think I'm fairly good for a noob but when I rush like a chicken without a head into unknown territory (as I sometimes do) I do get blown up.
The forums are your friend. There are good guides there regarding what role your tank or self propelled gun is best suited for. Read them.
You don't need to spend money to advance in the game. You can get any tank you want in the game without gold except for the premium tanks--and those premium tanks aren't anything special as far as I see. Also, people say there is a grind to get into another tank? I play the game to learn how to play it well and have fun. There is no grind. I can have as much fun in my starter tank as with any other tank (that I can so far play--I'm up to the German Luchs scout, fully upgraded, and it's a blast).
Don't charge like an idiot into the enemy lines. As in real life, you will get killed. You have 14 other players who are on your side. It's a team game.
If you are in a scout, don't expect to slug it out with a heavy or medium tank (though if they are noobs you can circle and hit them in the tracks, side and rear). Your job is to be sneaky and to spot where the enemy is, and help when the heavier tanks get there. That being said, if you can think and use terrain properly, you can scout and snipe and do a lot of damage. In combat, the situation is always very fluid. Do what the situation calls for and see opportunities when they arise. Note: There's no such thing as kill stealing; you get points for damage done, so if someone does you a favor and puts the killing blow on a tank, relax, let him get %5 of the kill while you get 95%; besides, that other tank is still operational and you don't want a lucky shot to kill "you". It's a team game.
The people who make this game want to make money (odd, eh?). If you wish to reward them for a good game it will cost you about $10 or $14 a month. That will double your experience gain (used for upgrades) and cash (used to fix the later tiered tanks and to buy ammo).
That being said, you don't have to pay a dime. You'll get the idea that If Only I Can Get A Better Tank!... Then, when you get that better tank you find out not knowing how to play that "better" tank bites, and then some players come here and say this game is stoopid. No the game's not stupid. They are.
There are no good or bad tanks, there are only degrees of player skill, intelligence and imagination.
Well made game!
Gonna try it as soon as I get the Pando to work.
Survivor of the great MMORPG Famine of 2011
Originally posted by ignore_me
Gonna try it as soon as I get the Pando to work.
Yeah, I'm lucky that way. All games and downloaders have worked for me for the last year and a half (as long as I've owned my current PC).
Dojen you don't work for WOT do you? Because ALL your posts are straight out of PR school.
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Originally posted by RogueTroopa
Dojen you don't work for WOT do you? Because ALL your posts are straight out of PR school.
Yeah, they pay me thousands of dollars to bring players in.
Have you read any of my other posts about other games?
Originally posted by RogueTroopa
Dojen you don't work for WOT do you? Because ALL your posts are straight out of PR school.
Agree completely! Seriously.
Here's another tip. Unless you are platooned with people you know such as friends or clanmates, never ever assume teammates have your back. It may be that someone actually will but never assume it and make any maneuvers on that trust.
This is more true in lower tier battles (1-3) than the middle (4-6) and high (7-10) tiers. That's how I divide the tiers anyway.
Good luck.
You actually need to pay something for this game to be successful or be able to support all the "cool" tanks., nice PR trick..
Originally posted by Baffa
You actually need to pay something for this game to be successful or be able to support all the "cool" tanks., nice PR trick..
I have to disagree with this but I guess it depends on how you define "successful". There is no reason you can't be successful on the battlefield if you play well. Game gold can get you special ammo and certain consumables but nothing that puts a tank head & shoulders above a tank that doesn't have them. And nothing that gold will buy will help a tank against damage from a hit. That is unless you consider a premium tank which has better armor and more hit points.
For a platoon mate I'll take a skilled non-gold paying player over a unskilled wallet warrior any day. But that's just me.


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Prior to joining Equal Justice Works, Ms. Morello served for eight years as Executive Vice President of Catholics for Choice, where she led the organization's strategic development, program design and evaluation, fundraising, finance and operations; with her guidance, the organization expanded its work to Africa and Asia and built effective and lasting partnerships with policymakers, advocates and activists around the world. Her professional experience also includes a senior role in fundraising at the National Women's Law Center and the position of canonical advisor at the US Conference of Catholic Bishops. Ms. Morello holds degrees from Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, and The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC.
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Ana María Boitel comes to Equal Justice Works with 25 years of experience, including as Interim Executive Assistant to the Chief Executive Officer of OSA, the leading professional society in optics and photonics; Executive Assistant to the Chief Financial Officer of Pebblebrook Hotel Trust, a New York Stock Exchange traded Real Estate Investment Trust; and Personal Executive Assistant to Cathy Delcoco, Executive Vice President of CBRE's Global Corporate Services Group. Ana María has also worked as Managing Director of Fusión MC Communications, a marketing agency focused on helping clients understand the diversities within the U.S. Latino community. Prior to her work with Fusión, Ms. Boitel was Principal in charge of Business Development at architectural firm OPX. In a volunteer capacity, Ana María chaired the board of the SED Center, DC's first accredited bilingual preschool, for two years. Ms. Boitel also chaired the board of Women in Technology, during which time she testified before the Senate Subcommittee on Science Technology and Space regarding opportunities for women in science and technology. She is a recipient of the Women in Technology Leadership Award and is a graduate of Leadership Fairfax. She has a Bachelor's degree from George Mason University.
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Tim Wierzbicki brings 25 years of nonprofit management and development experience to Equal Justice Works, and will help establish our newly restructured Institutional Advancement department.
Tim has served in senior level development positions at several major NGOs, including American National Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity International, and the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights. He is a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals and his pro bono activities include presenting a workshop he created to assist nonprofit board members entitled What They Don't Teach at the Harvard School of Fundraising. He also has served on the Foundation Board of his alma mater, Minnesota State University.
Tim is widely recognized as an innovative leader and a creative problem-solver, with incredible talent for developing relationships. He is a seasoned fundraiser with an unwavering commitment to our mission of creating a just society by mobilizing the next generation of public interest lawyers.
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Patricia Reilly is the Director of Philanthropy for Equal Justice Works. She practiced communications law at Kirkland & Ellis and Wiley, Rein & Fielding, both in Washington, D.C., for many years. Subsequently she directed the fundraising and communications operations of Norwood School in Bethesda, Maryland, where she also served as a trustee and Board Chair. While practicing law, Reilly served as an officer of the Federal Communications Bar Association, chaired the ABA's Forum on Communications Law, and was a member of the ABA House of Delegates. Reilly's previous public interest experience includes working as a summer intern for DNA-Legal Services on the Navajo Reservation in Window Rock, Arizona. She received a B.A. from Mount Holyoke College and a J.D. from Harvard Law School.
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Jamie Odle is Senior Manager of Philanthropy at Equal Justice Works, working to implement strategic fundraising goals and increase philanthropic grants to support all programs. Previously, she was the Executive Director of the Access to Justice Foundation in Kentucky, where her work primarily focused on legislative and administrative advocacy efforts to increase funding for civil legal services. Jamie came to Equal Justice Works from the District of Columbia Primary Care Association, an organization promoting access to health care for low-income residents, where she managed the development program. She has a B. M. from the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago.
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JT Redmon joined Equal Justice Works in February 2016. His career began doing Geographic Information Systems and research for an education management organization in Akron, Ohio and for a commercial real estate research firm in Washington, DC. He began his 8 year nonprofit career with the National Wildlife Federation as a research analyst. He transitioned to an executive management roll where he worked with board committees and project management. JT then moved into a Senior Management position where he was instrumental in the transition to a new donor database. He received a B.A. degree in Geography from Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia.
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Claire brings seven years of marketing, communications, and business development experience to Equal Justice Works. Prior to joining the team, she held various marketing roles in the engineering sector where she specialized in developing technical proposals and presentations to compete for complex environmental consulting contracts. Beyond her professional experience, Claire brings a deep love of volunteerism to the team. She established a chapter of a peer-to-peer mental health advocacy group on her college campus and after graduation started a non-profit to help young adults with Type 1 Diabetes secure affordable medical services and supplies in Central Oregon. A Beaver State native, Claire earned a B.F.A. in Applied Visual Arts (Graphic Design) from Oregon State University.
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Shanika DeWindt joined Equal Justice Works on a temporary basis during summer 2015 and worked on coordinating our digital and print marketing needs for the fall events. Outside of Equal Justice Works, Shani brings an impressive depth of social media and digital marketing experience to this position. Prior to her time at Equal Justice Works, Shani coordinated the digital marketing efforts for companies like USA Today, where she helped launch a new mobile app. She has also worked with organizations in the non-profit sector, like the Entrepreneurs' Organization where she conducted a digital brand audit and created a successful social media expansion plan. A Virgin Islands native, Shani earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Connecticut.
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Lauren began work at Equal Justice Works on a temporary basis in March 2016, before joining the team full time as a Marketing Assistant in January 2017. In her current role, Lauren works with the Communications and Marketing unit to provide social media, design, and writing support. She is a native of Connecticut but considers Washington, DC home, having lived here throughout and since her undergraduate studies. Lauren holds a BA from the Corcoran College of Art & Design, and has worked previously at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Smithsonian National Zoo, and a variety of other arts and culture nonprofits.
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Evan was born and raised in Kentucky, staying in Lexington for undergrad at the University of Kentucky. After graduating with a degree in History, he soon moved to Seoul, Korea to teach English. Evan lived in Korea for a year and had a chance to travel around Southeast Asia before returning to the states for graduate school. He attended the University of Pittsburgh for a Master's program in International Development, studying international economics, environmental policy, and educational systems. Evan also went to Chiang Mai and various small villages in northern Thailand, working with Burmese refugees to develop skills to report on the conditions inside Myanmar to international outlets. After graduate school, he moved to Washington, DC where he landed a job at Year Up, on the Operations Management team, working with their finances, office move, data projects, and various other teams throughout the site to ensure that we ran smoothly and implemented best practices for financial management and evidence-based programmatic decision making.
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Anne Brown is a Specialist in the Fellowships & Advancement unit. Prior to Equal Justice Works, Anne interned for Rep. Fred Upton (MI-06) in his legislative office on Capitol Hill and his District Office. Anne also worked on Dean Vanderstelt's Congressional campaign in Michigan's Second Congressional District. Throughout her undergraduate career, Anne worked extensively to develop a program to prevent sexual assault and harassment on her college campus and conducted community service outreach and development. Anne graduated cum laude from Hope College in West Michigan with a B.A. in Political Science.
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Michelle Morrisey joined Equal Justice Works in March 2016. Born and raised in the Washington, DC area, she attended Pace University in New York City where she studied Sociology-Anthropology. During her studies, Michelle was a Dean's List student, a member of the Tau Sigma National Honor Society, and a member of the Pforzheimer Honors College. Michelle is also a experienced Administrative Specialist with an extensive volunteerism background, having served for organizations like New York Cares and Read Ahead in New York, NY; Eddie's Club in Springfield, VA; and Cross-Cultural Solutions in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Mia Sussman is the Director of Fellowships at Equal Justice Works. She joined Equal Justice Works in March 2011. She previously worked as a litigation associate in the Washington, D.C. office of Latham & Watkins LLP from 2007-2011, where her practice focused on antitrust litigation. She also helped manage the firm's pro bono program, assisting Holocaust survivors in applying for reparations from Germany. Mia's previous public interest experience includes serving as Program Assistant at the International Senior Lawyers Project and as a summer intern at the Human Rights Law Network in Delhi, India. She received her B.A. summa cum laude from Tufts University and earned her J.D. cum laude from the University of Michigan Law School, where she served as an articles editor for the Michigan Journal of International Law. Mia also holds a Certificate in Nonprofit Management from Duke University. Mia serves on the Board of the Washington Council of Lawyers, the Washington Lawyers' Committee of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and on the Anti-Defamation League's Young Professionals Division Board. She also volunteers with the D.C. Bar Pro Bono Program's Small Business Legal Clinics.
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Sterling Morriss is Senior Manager of Fellowships at Equal Justice Works. Sterling joined Equal Justice Works in 2011 upon her graduation from Georgetown University Law Center, where her passion for nonprofit management and fundraising was forged through producing an annual charity basketball game benefiting the Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless. She also avoided studying for class by chairing the Student Bar Association's Events Committee, which meant she got to plan the law school's annual prom. Prior to law school, Sterling held various positions with other foundations and nonprofits, primarily with a focus on the arts. She graduated summa cum laude from Southern Methodist University with a Degree in Art History in her native city of Dallas, Texas in 2007. Sterling serves on the board of the Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless.
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Tammy Sun joined Equal Justice Works as Senior Manager of Fellowships and Advancement in August 2013. Tammy was an Equal Justice Works Fellow from 1999 to 2001, developing a juvenile justice project at the Southern Center for Human Rights in Atlanta to address the abusive confinement of children in prisons and detention centers in the South. After her fellowship, Tammy practiced as a public defender in Oregon and Washington D.C. Tammy was a litigation associate at Davis Polk and Wardwell prior to her fellowship, and later clerked for a federal district court judge in Boston. More recently, she taught criminal law and procedure at Catholic University School of Law and University of Baltimore School of Law. Tammy received a B.A. and M.A. from Stanford University and a J.D. from Yale Law School.
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Lauren Worsek joined Equal Justice Works as a Manager of Fellowships and Advancement in September 2014. She previously worked as an employee benefits associate for Seyfarth Shaw LLP in Washington, DC, where she maintained an extensive pro bono practice primarily focused on immigration law. As a direct result of this immigration work, Lauren earned the firm's Pro Bono Associate of the Year distinction in 2013. She also served on the firm's pro bono committee, where she promoted and facilitated public interest opportunities for other attorneys. Prior to joining Seyfarth Shaw, Lauren practiced real estate tax law in her hometown of Chicago, Illinois. Lauren earned her B.A. in psychology and sociology from the University of Michigan and her J.D. from Washington University in St. Louis, where she was as an editor for the Washington University Journal of Law and Policy. During law school, she served as a foreign law clerk in Jerusalem, Israel to Justice Dorit Beinisch, former President of the Supreme Court of Israel, a legal intern in the Washington, DC Office of U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill of Missouri, and a Court Appointed Special Advocate for Children (CASA) in St. Louis, Missouri. Lauren is member of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum's Next Generation Board and does volunteer work with her dog, Oscar, through People Animals Love.
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Andrea Wood joined Equal Justice Works as a Manager of Fellowships in May 2016. Andrea previously practiced in the areas of estate planning and probate law in Atlanta, Georgia. She served as a board member of the Georgia Association for Women Lawyers Foundation, where she helped plan the Foundation's annual Art Auction fundraiser and served as a chair of the community service committee. Andrea's previous public interest experience includes working as a summer law clerk at the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia and the Office of the Georgia Capital Defender. Andrea's interest in juvenile justice and child advocacy led to internships in the juvenile division of the DeKalb Office of the Public Defender and participation in the policy and legislative clinics of the Barton Center for Child Law and Policy. Also drawn to issues surrounding conflict resolution and peacemaking, Andrea contributed to a book chapter on restorative justice practices and studied at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland for a semester during law school. Prior to law school, Andrea worked in development and fundraising at the Georgia Justice Project. Andrea received her J.D., with Honors, from Emory University School of Law, where she served on the board of the Emory Public Interest Committee (EPIC) and as an articles editor of the Emory Law Journal. Andrea received her B.A. in History, cum laude, from Davidson College.
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Sarah began at Equal Justice Works as a summer intern before joining the team full time in August 2014; in December 2016, she rose to her current role as Fellowships Program Manager. Previously, Sarah worked at Ohio University's Political Science Department and the Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs, where she researched issues pertaining to transnational racial policy diffusion, community economic development, and LGBTQIA communities. Sarah received her B.A. in Sociology-Criminology & Political Science and a Certificate in Law, Justice & Culture from Ohio University. She is a Baltimore, Maryland native.
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Ryan is the Fellowships Coordinator, Donor Relations at Equal Justice Works. He joined the organization in 2017. Ryan has experience in campaign finance and has previously worked on presidential and congressional campaigns, most recently as the Director of Operations for a campaign consulting firm. His responsibilities included donor and PAC relations, strategic communications, and planning fundraising events. A native of Massachusetts, Ryan went on to attend The Catholic University of America, in Washington D.C. and graduated with a B.A. in Political Science. He returned to school and graduated in 2016 with a M.S. in Business Analysis.
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Braxton joined Equal Justice Works as a temporary assistant in the Public Programs unit several months ago, where he worked closely with the AmeriCorps JD Program. Braxton is a native Washingtonian and he attended Penn State University, majoring in Business Management. Following college, Braxton moved on to own a family franchise in Howard County and Baltimore for over 7 years.
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Taí Merey Alex is the Assistant Director of the Public Programs unit and has been with the organization since January 2014. She oversees several programs, including the Elder Justice AmeriCorps and the VISTA Affordable Housing Preservation projects, and has worked on all programs within the Public Programs unit during her tenure. Previously, she was a Project Manager at the Center for Court Innovation for several years, where she managed a Help Center in a community court in Harlem, and oversaw a reentry based program for young adults. Taí's commitment to social justice began as an AmeriCorps member in East Harlem, where she assisted children with learning disabilities and facilitated an after-school program in the community. For the last 16 years, her career has focused almost exclusively on public service, including housing rights, community economic development, and the protection of civil and human rights through a variety of public interest initiatives. She graduated magna cum laude from Pace University with a B.A. in English, and holds a J.D. from CUNY School of Law. Taí grew up in Puerto Rico and Vermont, and lives in Washington, DC with her husband, rescue dog and cats.
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Qudsiya joined Equal Justice Works as a Program Manager for the Public Programs unit in November 2014. She manages the justice AmeriCorps program - a collaborative effort of Equal Justice Works, the U.S. Department of Justice, and AmeriCorps - that will enhance access to legal counsel for unaccompanied immigrant children. Qudsiya comes to Equal Justice Works with significant experience in the immigration field, specifically on child migration issues. Prior to joining the team, she served as a Program Associate in the Unaccompanied Children Program at the Vera Institute of Justice in New York City, where she managed, trained, and provided technical assistance to a national network of legal service providers that assist immigrant youth fighting deportation. She has also represented Central American and South Asian immigrants seeking asylum and other forms of protection in the United States at the New York Legal Assistance Group and the Nationalities Service Center in Philadelphia. Qudsiya holds a B.A. in political science with a concentration in human rights from Barnard College, and a J.D. from Temple University Beasley School of Law.
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Brian Stone is a Program Manager in the Public Programs unit. Brian previously served in the Public Policy Office of the United Methodist Women, where he tracked legislation related to social justice issues and supported members working to train their communities about human trafficking in the United States. Brian previously interned for U.S. Representative Brad Wenstrup (OH-02) and the Middle East Institute, a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving relations and understanding between people from the Middle East region and the U.S. Brian earned his B.A. in International Studies from Miami University.
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Renee Lavigne joined Equal Justice Works as a Program Specialist in the Public Programs unit in July 2016, where she supports AmeriCorps Fellows and AmeriCorps JD Members. She previously served as a Social Media Associate for The Reilly Group, overseeing grassroots advocacy campaigns and creating public relations strategies for mental health non-profits. She also worked for the Combined Federal Campaign providing IT support for the federal fundraising program. A native of Vermont, Renee graduated from St. Lawrence University with a B.A. in Sociology and George Washington University with a Masters in Public Health.
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Michelle Gaeng is a Program Specialist in the Public Programs unit, working specifically on VISTA programs. Prior to joining Equal Justice Works as a Law School Engagement and Advocacy Coordinator in January 2015, Michelle worked as a Field Organizer for the Nevada State Democratic Party in Las Vegas. She was responsible for organizing and staffing events and rallies on behalf of the 2014 Lieutenant Governor candidate. Michelle is also a former intern for U.S. House of Representatives Minority Whip, Steny Hoyer (MD-05), and the 2008 Marylanders for Marriage Equality Campaign. Prior to that, she interned at the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium, where she staffed events, planned international travel, and attended committee meetings. She is a graduate of Emory University with a B.A. in International Studies and History.
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Will Walker is a Program Coordinator in the Public Programs unit. Previously, he worked at ImmigrationWorks USA and Opportunity America as the Office Coordinator and the Research and Communications Coordinator. Additionally, he interned in the offices of Representative John Delaney (MD-06) and Senator Bill Nelson (FL). Will is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he earned a B.A. in Political Science and Peace, War, and Defense with a History minor. He is a native of Orlando, Florida.
A California native, Whitney Williams comes to Equal Justice Works as a Program Coordinator in the Public Programs unit. After graduating with a B.A. in Sociology, minor in Values, Law, and Policy from the University of Houston, Whitney worked with the Department of Justice as a Legal Instruments Examiner in West Virginia. She is a proud member of Phi Kappa Phi National Honors Society and Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity. Whitney is currently pursuing her Juris Doctorate degree from American University Washington College of Law.
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A native from West Orange, New Jersey, Kelsey Edwards joined the Public Programs Unit in June 2016. Prior to joining Equal Justice Works, Kelsey served as the Development and Communications Intern for 826DC, a Program Instructor with the AnBryce Foundation, and a Graduate Ambassador for the George Washington University. She is a recent graduate from the George Washington University with a Bachelor's degree in Sociology and Human Services & Social Justice and is currently pursuing a Master of Public Administration. Kelsey has a passion for social justice, human development, and the environment, and is an advocate for systemic change.
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Al joined Equal Justice Works as a Temporary Assistant in March 2016, where he played an important role assisting the Public Programs Unit in the processing of AmeriCorps JD applications and the enrollment of students selected to serve as AmeriCorps JD law student members. Al has always had a passion for social justice, with long-term career objectives in this field. He graduated from Florida State University with a BS in Political Science and recently moved to the DC area. After holding several positions in the private sector, he was drawn to Equal Justice Works because of his interest in social justice issues.
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Isaac Bowers is Director for Law School Engagement & Advocacy, overseeing the Student Debt, Student Engagement, and Law School Relations programs. He was previously responsible for the organization's educational debt relief initiatives. In that capacity, he wrote a weekly blog for U.S. News; conducted monthly webinars for a wide range of audiences; advised employers, law schools and professional organizations; and worked with Congress and the Department of Education on Federal legislation and regulations. Prior to joining Equal Justice Works, he was a Fellow at Shute, Mihaly & Weinberger LLP in San Francisco, where he represented citizen groups and local agencies in environmental litigation and land use and planning issues. Isaac received his J.D. from New York University School of Law.
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Ashley Matthews is a Program Manager for Law School Engagement & Advocacy for Equal Justice Works. She helps expand law student membership and maintain Equal Justice Works' leadership position on student debt in the legal community. Previously, Ashley worked as the Communications Manager for Legal Services Corporation, where she helped design communications strategies to increase public and congressional appreciation of federally funded civil legal aid. She has also led the digital communications team for PSJD, the largest public service initiative of the National Association for Law Placement (NALP). Ashley has previously interned with Advancement Project, Florida Legal Services, Georgia Justice Project, and the Miami-Dade Public Defender's Office. She received her J.D. from the University of Miami School of Law and holds a B.A. in Journalism and Political Science from Hampton University. Ashley is a native of Houston, Texas.
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Claire Cusella is a Program Manger for the Law School Engagement & Advocacy Unit. She joined Equal Justice Works in August 2014, originally as Executive Assistant to the Executive Director. Prior to joining Equal Justice Works, she served as the Scheduler to Maryland State Senator Jim Rosapepe, Finance Director for Marylanders for Rosapepe, and Fundraising Associate for the Italian American Democratic Leadership Council. Additionally, Claire previously worked as a field organizer for the 2012 campaign of Congresswoman Louise Slaughter (NY-25) and as an intern for U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer's Rochester, NY office. Claire has a B.A. in Political Science and Sociology from State University of New York at Geneseo.
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Ken Strickland is the new Student Debt Specialist for Law School Engagement & Advocacy for Equal Justice Works. Ken comes to us fresh off a clerkship with North Carolina Advocates for Justice where he helped developed educational materials for poverty law attorneys. One of Ken's biggest passions is ensuring that all people have access to a legal system that is affordable and for which quality legal counsel is available. Ken enjoys exploring the ways in which intersectionality (particularly gender identity and sexuality) affect poverty status, reading feminist literature, horror films from the 1980s, video gaming with the besties, dancing with no rhythm, attending the shows of his favorite drag artists, baking delicious cakes, and community service. Ken has his law degree (J.D.) from the University of North Carolina and has been known to obsess over Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Yvonne is a native of Brooklyn, N.Y. and recently served in senior positions at Year Up Inc. in Operations and Human Resources. Yvonne has 15 years of corporate and nonprofit experience in operations, event planning, and human resources. She has maintained a specific focus on strategic growth, fundraising, and people development. Yvonne holds a master's in Nonprofit Management with a concentration in Human Resources from Cambridge College, and a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Marymount Manhattan College. She began her career in film and event planning before finding her true passion in people and leadership development. Yvonne also holds a certification in Computer Information Systems, and enjoys using her technological prowess to create innovative business strategies.
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Peter comes to Equal Justice Works from Airway Sheet Metal in Sterling VA, where he provided Tier 1 desktop support services, network configuration/maintenance, and database management. He has worked with tech companies such as Sony and Google where he gained broad experience in technical support. Peter obtained his Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems, with an emphasis on networking and database administration, from Francisco Gavidia University in El Salvador. Peter is passionate about service and has volunteered at NGOs in El Salvador such as SOS Children's Villages where he coordinated educational activities for children and Habitat for Humanity where he did translation work.
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Anita Adams joined Equal Justice Works in August 2015 and works as the Events & Special Projects Manager. Anita, a Milwaukee native and enthusiastic Green Bay Packers fan, is a versatile events and public relations professional. She has a wide range of experiences in event management both in the corporate and nonprofit sectors. Anita has over five years of live event execution. She has worked for Walt Disney World's Media Relations, Network Afterwork, and for her own personal media relations consulting company. Anita holds a bachelor's degree in Journalism and a minor in Public Relations from Stillman College. She also conducted graduate research at Miami International University of Art & Design with a focus in media management. Beyond her professional duties, Anita enjoys spending time with her two toy poodles Black Pearl and Sir Duke.
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A New York native, Diana joins Equal Justice Works as Human Resource and Benefits Manager. Diana holds a BA from SUNY Oswego with a double major in Psychology and Spanish, as well as an MBA from the University of Phoenix, with a Certificate in Human Resources. Diana comes to us from Harlem Children's Zone; a non-profit organization dedicated to providing employment opportunities in over 70 programs to Harlem Natives and running 2 charter schools within the neighborhood. At Harlem Children's Zone, Diana worked as an HR Generalist. Prior to, she managed the internship program at Year Up New York; a non-profit organization which works to bridge the opportunity gap for young adults. Diana has worked as an Office Manager at HSM Americas, Inc; a company that held management training conferences for Corporate America. She also spent three years at Edwin Gould Foundation; a non-profit foundation that funds afterschool program, as Project/Office Assistant to the President. Diana began her professional career as a school teacher; teaching Spanish to grades K-8 in New York City. Diana offers a wealth of information and experiences, as well as support to the Equal Justice Works and their stakeholders.
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Alex Peffley is an Operations and Finance Specialist at Equal Justice Works. Prior to joining Equal Justice Works in April 2015, Alex worked as a Regional Field Organizer for the New York State Democratic Committee in Hornell. He was responsible for organizing and staffing events and rallies on behalf of the 2014 Congressional candidate Martha Robertson in New York's 23rd Congressional District. Alex was an intern for U.S. House of Representatives Members Louise Slaughter (NY,25), and Jerrold Nadler (NY,10). He worked at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History for two years as a Gallery Experiences Presenter and also spent a year as a team member for the JumpStart AmeriCorps program teaching children to read and write in Pittsburgh. Alex graduated cum laude from the University of Pittsburgh with a B.A. in History and Political Science and a minor in Legal Studies.
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LaBianca Jones joined Equal Justice Works in August 2015 on a temporary basis as the IT Database Coordinator. She helped managed the CRM database, assisted with system upgrades, and managed various steps in our database training. She graduated from Year Up in July 2015 while interning at Fannie Mae on the SF Ops Credit Enhancement Team. A native of Landover, Maryland, LaBianca also attended Bowie State University where she studied Communications Broadcast Journalism.
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Michael was born and raised in Euclid, Ohio (greater Cleveland area). Michael has a BA in Religious Studies and an MA in Global Interactions from Cleveland State University. He completed his thesis work on how cities can become more immigration friendly. His prior work for Global Cleveland as an intern involved coordinating their Welcome Hub in Cleveland Heights working primarily with Nepalese refugees as they acclimated to their new surroundings. Michael discovered his passion for international politics through taking part in Model UN, helping to start a chapter of the organization at Cleveland State University, where we competed at the national and international level.
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Nadine Smith is not new to Equal Justice Works. She has volunteered with us for years assisting with our Annual Dinners. She has worked in Federal Government with the Department of Housing and Community Development, then advanced her career into non-profit organizations, including, Faith & Politics Institute, serving as the Director of Administration. There she assisted with connecting the Members of Congress, both the House and the Senate by coordinating experiential Pilgrimages, Reflection Groups, and Forums, all of which opened persons to respectful discussions and shared views. Nadine has endeavored to connect the communities less fortunate and the communities of help, to bridge the gap of the two. At Equal Justice Works, Nadine continues her desire of service to the mission that creates a just society to equal justice.
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