The new Barer Fellows and Scholars include Rhoda Justine Adeke, María Fernanda Chacón, Novita Kumala and Johanna Mora
At the Law Offices of the Public Defender in Alamogordo, New Mexico, the Public Interest Law Association fellow was immersed in an environment powered by a relentless pursuit of justice for clients.
As founder of nonprofit Black Women Build-Baltimore, Shelley Halstead ’14 is on a mission to help Black women create generational wealth through home ownership while developing critical life skills.
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Dayton Campbell-Harris 3L has held a number of leadership positions at the law school — including his current role as Washington International Law Journal editor-in-chief — where today he leads multifold efforts to foster community while honing the tools to help marginalized communities.
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