A passionate civil rights advocate, Nadia Farjood is a student attorney at the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau, where she provides free counsel for low-income clients in Boston and Cambridge seeking support with family law, housing, and Special Immigrant Juvenile Status cases. This summer, she worked with Nina Totenberg at NPR, reporting on the U.S. Supreme Court. Before law school, Nadia worked at Political Parity, a nonpartisan nonprofit organization advancing women’s political representation, and at the White House. Nadia has been recognized by Women’s eNews as one of 21 Leaders of the 21st Century, and is a recipient of the McKinsey Women’s Law Impact Award. She is in her second year at Harvard Law School.