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Detener la expansión de la ACRJ
¡Habitantes de Charlottesville! Rellena el siguiente formulario para decirle al Ayuntamiento de Charlottesville que vote no a la propuesta de ampliación de la cárcel de 73 millones de dólares. En un momento en que deberíamos invertir en soluciones que curen y eleven, esta ampliación refuerza el actual sistema de castigo y aislamiento.
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Andrea Fenster
Andrea joined LAJC’s Civil Rights and Racial Justice Program in February 2025. Prior to joining LAJC, Andrea was a Prisoners’ Rights Dunn Legal Fellow at the ACLU of Virginia, where she litigated on behalf of incarcerated Virginians. Prior to her work in Virginia, Andrea was a Staff Attorney at the Prison Policy Initiative where she worked on […]
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Ernesto Galeas
Ernesto has worked in the labor movement and non-profits for the past 20 years. He fights for social and economic justice because everyone deserves access to good wages, healthcare, education, housing, and fair treatment. In 2007, due to his immigration status (Temporary Protected Status, TPS), he was not eligible to pay in-state tuition at Northern […]
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Jen Steele
Jen Steele joined LAJC in 2024 as the Financial Analyst & Grants Manager. Jen relocated to Virginia from Texas where she was most recently the Director of Finance for a non-profit organization that focuses on mental health and intellectual & developmental disability services. In this role, Jen was responsible for grant management including budget preparation, […]
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Julio Quispe
Julio «Coco» Quispe is an indigenous Andino immigrant from Peru, who migrated to Brentwood, NY when he was seven years old. After graduation from Suny Maritime in international trade and transportation he moved to Charlottesville, VA where he farmed and opened his own food truck. In 2022 He moved to Nashville, TN and took the […]
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