About
THE PUBLIC MAGAZINE@PublicRightsProject presents THE PUBLIC. Here you’ll find stories from the front-lines of one of the greatest shows on earth — the fight for civil rights — and why the American labor force is the center of that storm.
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@PublicRightsProject presents THE PUBLIC. Here you’ll find stories from the front-lines of one of the greatest shows on earth — the fight for civil rights — and why the American labor force is the center of that storm.
Editors
Public Rights Project
Empowering state & local government w/ the talent & resources they need to equitably, proactively enforce their residents’ legal rights. Twitter: @public_rights
Madison Jacobs
Strategic Content Lead , Sauce Labs / Cofounder, Edtech Equity Project / Aspen Policy Hub Fellow / X-Googler
Katie Tandy
writer. editor. maker. EIC @medium.com/the-public-magazine. Former co-founder thepulpmag.com + The Establishment. Civil rights! Feminist Sci Fi! Sequins!
Rosemary Richings
Writer, editor, author, neurodiversity advocate with a lived experience, dyspraxic POV
Lauren Rosenfield
Assistant Editor @medium.com/the-public-magazine. Product @New York Times Cooking. Writer // Theatre Director @everywhere.
Writers
LiJia
counsel @public_rights / member @radfundnyc / board @peoplesparity @alliance4youth / fmr @ewarren @frankfurtkurnit
Avni Wadhwani
Legal intern at Public Rights Project. Enjoys reading, writing, coffee, dogs, competitions, and getting irrationally angry over sports games.
Krupa Desai
COO of Public Rights Project, a non-profit working with state and local governments to enforce the rights of their residents
Derrick De Vera
Assistant City Attorney at Seattle City Attorney’s Office. Public Rights Project Fellow. Serving community: tenant, worker protections & constitutional issues.
Brian Remlinger
I’m a Justice Catalyst/Public Rights Project Fellow working with the Michigan Bureau of Elections to improve voting access across the state.
Melodie Meyer
Melodie Meyer is a Legal Fellow at the Yurok Tribe Office of the Tribal Attorney. She graduated from UCLA School of Law in May 2020.
Krystal Charity
Attorney interested in a plethora of things, but mainly labor, employment, and it’s intersection at social justice.
Jordan Oglesby
Jordan Oglesby is a citizen of the Navajo Nation from Shiprock, New Mexico. She is an attorney at the Navajo Nation Department of Justice.
Aidan Graybill
Legal Fellow at the Navajo Nation Department of Justice. Graduate of the University of Kansas School of Law, May 2021.
Molly Wadzeck Kraus
Freelance writer covering mental health, parenting, reproductive rights, animal welfare, and pop culture.
Hailey
Hailey is a writer, parent, and activist. She has a degree in Women’s and Gender Studies and a minor in Political Science from Indiana University South Bend.
Aleathea Williams
Student of life and law, seeking to be a change agent. https://www.linkedin.com/in/aleathea-williams/
Jenna Spinelle
Writer, podcaster, and speaker in higher education. I love a good story and believe that everyone has one to tell.
Lauren Rosenfield
Assistant Editor @medium.com/the-public-magazine. Product @New York Times Cooking. Writer // Theatre Director @everywhere.
Hannah Meyer
Hannah Meyer is a writer and community organizer based in New York. Twitter: @_hannahrmeyer
Jamaica Sarah
Louisiana native, Student Success Coach with LSU Online, Passionate about Black topics, local issues, music and poetry.
Victoria Kraus
Victoria works in the hospitality and nonprofit sectors and is an active community volunteer. She lives in Los Angeles, California.
Carla Bell
Journalist and Editorial Consultant ::bylines:: @Forbes @WHYYThePulse @Essence @EBONYmag Dir MAYDAY:BLACK @mayday_online ::: Black mixed with Black:::
Mandy Shunnarah
I write about books, vintage fashion, family drama, trauma & more. Read more at mandyshunnarah.com. Vintage shop at poshandpage.com.
