Justice At Last Continues To Grow
Justice At Last Continues To Grow
We are excited to share that over the past few months we have been expanding the Justice At Last team! We are thankful for funders and dedicated donors like you that have provided us with opportunities to enhance our expertise and increase our capacity to support trafficked persons and vulnerable minors. Please join us in welcoming our newest team members and recognizing the promotions & transition of our staff.
Meet Grants Manager Antonia Barela
“Justice At Last has been so supportive and welcoming since day one, and I am so happy to have joined a team that has continued to help me grow and provides me with the opportunity to help make a difference in our community!”
To learn more about Antonia, please click here.
Meet Administrative Assistant Treacy Diaz
“I am grateful to be a part of Justice At Last providing help to my team and to survivors of human trafficking.”
To learn more about Treacy, please click here.
Meet Client Advocate Kendall Anderson
“I am deeply inspired by Justice At Last’s mission to provide human trafficking survivors with trauma informed and culturally competent services.”
To learn more about Kendall, please click here.
Meet Client Advocate Emma Woods
“I was inspired to join Justice at Last because I’m passionate about creating a safer, more just, equitable, and violence free world.”
To learn more about Emma, please click here.
Meet Staff Attorney Christopher Daley
“I joined Justice At Last to achieve meaningful good with my legal career—and working with the leadership at Justice At Last provides continual inspiration towards this pursuit.”
To learn more about Christopher, please click here.
Staff Spotlights
Please join us is recognizing both Norah Cunningham and Tatiana Guardado for their dedicated exemplary advocacy inside the courtroom as well as playing a critical role behind the scenes supporting our clients.
Congratulations to Norah Cunningham, promoted to Staff Attorney II
As a Staff Attorney II, Norah will continue to enforce crime victims’ rights, secure restraining orders, vacate criminal records and seek immigration relief on behalf of our clients. Norah will now also provide mentorship to our newly hired Staff Attorneys and Legal Fellows and play a leadership role as our team continues to grow.
“I’m looking forward to continuing to support survivors who are navigating complicated systems by using client-centered, trauma-informed, comprehensive legal services as one of many tools to help clients work toward their goals on their own terms.”
To learn more about Norah, please click here.
Congratulations to Tatiana “Tati” Guardado, promoted to Client Advocate II
As a Client Advocate II, Tati will continue to provide comprehensive and compassionate case management and advocacy by using key social work values including survivor empowerment, maintaining professional boundaries, and psychoeducation. Tati will now also take the lead in conducting initial referral screenings and provide mentorship to the newly hired Client Advocates.
“Working directly with our survivor clients is inspiring, I have learned so much from their experiences and have seen our clients grow tremendously throughout their time working with us.”
To learn more about Tatiana, please click here.
A Warm Farewell to Chloe Czabaranek
It’s been a honor to work alongside Chloe the past few years, first as a Legal Fellow and then as a Staff Attorney. Chloe was a staunch advocate for all our clients in & out of the courtroom and she will be greatly missed now that she is at the Matian Firm where she will be focusing her legal career on immigration law. Chloe continues to be a leader in the Filipinx legal community and serves as the Legal Clinics Director for the Filipino Board Association of Northern California (FBANC). Please join us in wishing Chloe the very best on all her new endeavors.
