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Since 1999, Greenberg Traurig has invested more than $18 million to support U.S.-based fellows coordinated by Equal Justice Works, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing opportunities for law students and lawyers to deliver effective legal representation to underserved communities and causes.

GT, occasionally with clients and nonprofit organizations, has sponsored 225 fellows who have provided more than 850,000 attorney hours working for 145 host organizations. The fellows spend two years working on public interest projects and cases under the supervision of their host organizations.

Below is the current list of EJW fellows sponsored, in whole or in part, by Greenberg Traurig. To learn more about their work, visit: https://www.equaljusticeworks.org/fellows/

2026 Equal Justice Works Fellows sponsored by Greenberg Traurig

Fellow	School	Host Organization	Issue Area(s)
Anna Patton	Loyola University Chicago School of Law	Equip for Equality Chicago, Ill.	Disability Rights, Education/Special Education
Allie Zenwirth	University of California at Los Angeles School of Law	Legal Aid Justice Center Charlottesville, Va.	Criminal Justice, Criminal Records Relief
Elizabeth Ratcliff	Georgetown University Law Center	The Legal Aid Society Juvenile Rights Practice New York, N.Y.	Children/Youth, Criminal Justice Reform
Nohely Diaz	Seattle University School of Law	Sexual Violence Law Center Seattle, Wash.	Gender Justice, Domestic Violence
Sarah Berton	Harvard Law School	Education Law Center – PA Philadelphia, Pa.	Education/Special Education, Disability Rights
Zachary Kayal	Columbia Law School	Public Justice National, Rural	LGBTQ+ Rights, Education Rights
Kelly Miau*	South Texas College of Law Houston	Texas Rio Grande Legal Aid Edinburg, Texas	Civil Rights/Civil Liberties, Juvenile Justice

* Co-sponsored with Texas Access to Justice Foundation

2025 Equal Justice Works Fellows sponsored by Greenberg Traurig

Fellow	School	Host Organization	Issue Area(s)
Anna Strasburger	Loyola Marymount University Loyola Law School	LMU Loyola Law School’s Center for Juvenile Law and Policy Los Angeles, Calif.	Racial Justice, Juvenile Justice
Nina Colombotos*	University of Texas School of Law	Texas Rio Grande Legal Aid Austin, Texas	Immigrant Populations, Pro Se and Other Legal Systems
Courtney Culhane	Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law	Veterans Legal Institute Tustin, Calif.	Veterans, Gender Justice
Grace Peters	University of Michigan Law School	Legal Aid Chicago Chicago, Ill.	Family Law, Children/Youth
Rohan Kandeshwarath	University of Michigan Law School	Center for Law, Brain and Behavior at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston, Mass.	Criminal Justice Reform, Children/Youth
Hannah Krawczyk	Emory University School of Law	Education Law Center – PA Philadelphia, Pa.	Education/Special Education, Disability Rights
Lillian Siegel**	Stanford Law School	Three Strikes Project Palo Alto, Calif.	Criminal Legal System Reform, Racial Justice
Natalie Geismar***	Yale Law School	Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs Washington, D.C.	Prisoners’ Rights, LGBTQ+ Rights
Rachel Kennedy****	Emory University School of Law	Georgia Justice Project Atlanta, Ga.	Criminal Justice Reform

* Co-sponsored with Texas Access to Justice Foundation

** Co-sponsored with Clorox

*** Co-sponsored with Steptoe, LLP

**** Co-sponsored with Southern Company