2023 Forum Magazine

At the U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development, Elizabeth De León Bhargava ’03 addresses systemic obstacles within the housing sector and help the underserved.

Trini Ross ‘92, the U.S. Attorney for the Western District of New York since 2021, embraces the Department of Justice's enduring commitment to justice, fairness, and equity.

Tina Palmer Stanford '90 has spent her career at the intersection of justice, compassion, and rehabilitation within the criminal justice system.

Elisha A. Dunn-Georgiou '06, as the CEO of the Global Health Council, tackles global health challenges, advocating for equity and access to healthcare worldwide.

J. Miles Gresham ’11 finds working on policy provides an opportunity to change things at a higher level.

At the EEOC, Elizabeth Fox-Solomon ’06 is a key player in making workplaces free of harassment and discrimination.

At the Neighborhood Legal Assistance Program in South Carolina, Shawn Boehringer ’93 is committed to advocating for low-income and vulnerable clients.

With strong leadership and commitment to equal access to justice, Marianne Mariano ’94 actively contributes to raising the quality of criminal defense litigation in the region.

At the Center for Elder Law & Justice, Christopher Phillips ’20 provides civil legal services on behalf of elderly LGBTQ clients through the center’s Aging with Pride Project.

For some students, says Nelson Mar ’98, being suspended from school can be a turning point—for the better.