Evelyn Núñez
Immigration paralegal Evelyn Núñez joins ASAP’s team to manage and build ASAP’s online community center. Prior to joining ASAP, Evelyn worked as a litigation paralegal for the Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs in Washington, D.C. supporting lawsuits filed by immigrant clients enforcing their civil rights. Read More.
Immigration paralegal Evelyn Núñez joins ASAP’s team to manage and build ASAP’s online community center. Prior to joining ASAP, Evelyn worked as a litigation paralegal for the Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs in Washington, D.C. supporting lawsuits filed by immigrant clients enforcing their civil rights. Read More.
Swapna Reddy
Co-founder Swapna Reddy is ASAP’s Co-Director, an Echoing Green Fellow, and an Equal Justice Works Emerson Fellow. Prior to law school, she conducted technical and empirical research for the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab, the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, the Indianapolis Colts, and more. Read More.
Co-founder Swapna Reddy is ASAP’s Co-Director, an Echoing Green Fellow, and an Equal Justice Works Emerson Fellow. Prior to law school, she conducted technical and empirical research for the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab, the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, the Indianapolis Colts, and more. Read More.
Dorothy Tegeler
Co-founder Dorothy Tegeler is ASAP’s Co-Director and a Skadden Fellow. Prior to joining ASAP, Dorothy worked for five years as Editor and Assistant Director of the health education nonprofit Hesperian Health Guides, best known for its practical books such as Where There Is No Doctor. Read More.
Co-founder Dorothy Tegeler is ASAP’s Co-Director and a Skadden Fellow. Prior to joining ASAP, Dorothy worked for five years as Editor and Assistant Director of the health education nonprofit Hesperian Health Guides, best known for its practical books such as Where There Is No Doctor. Read More.
Liz Willis
Co-founder Liz Willis is ASAP’s Program Manager and an Equal Justice Works Fellow. She has worked with asylum seekers in the United States and abroad, with a focus on working with Latin American and Latinx communities. Prior to law school, Liz researched Latin American refugee policy at Asylum Access in Quito, Ecuador. Read More.
Co-founder Liz Willis is ASAP’s Program Manager and an Equal Justice Works Fellow. She has worked with asylum seekers in the United States and abroad, with a focus on working with Latin American and Latinx communities. Prior to law school, Liz researched Latin American refugee policy at Asylum Access in Quito, Ecuador. Read More.
Conchita Cruz
Co-founder Conchita Cruz served as ASAP’s co-director from 2015-2017. During this time she was also a Gruber Fellow in Global Justice and Women’s Rights. Prior to law school, Conchita served as Deputy Chief of Staff to U.S. Congressman Jared Polis (D-CO) and as Chief of Staff for State Senator Gustavo Rivera of the Bronx. Read More.
Co-founder Conchita Cruz served as ASAP’s co-director from 2015-2017. During this time she was also a Gruber Fellow in Global Justice and Women’s Rights. Prior to law school, Conchita served as Deputy Chief of Staff to U.S. Congressman Jared Polis (D-CO) and as Chief of Staff for State Senator Gustavo Rivera of the Bronx. Read More.
Nicole Tan
Immigration Paralegal Nicole Tan is a passionate advocate for immigrant rights and has extensive experience working with these communities on a global scale. Born and raised in Penang, Malaysia, Nicole campaigned with Amnesty International in Malaysia to advocate for the rights of Rohingya refugees arriving by boat. Read More.
Immigration Paralegal Nicole Tan is a passionate advocate for immigrant rights and has extensive experience working with these communities on a global scale. Born and raised in Penang, Malaysia, Nicole campaigned with Amnesty International in Malaysia to advocate for the rights of Rohingya refugees arriving by boat. Read More.
