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Molly Pifko

Molly joined the Health Justice & Public Benefits team in August 2026 as an Equal Justice Works fellow focused on Medicaid and SNAP policy changes. Molly received her JD from Georgetown University Law Center, where she worked as a student attorney in the Health Justice Alliance law clinic and interned at Legal Aid Justice Center, […]

Lila Greiner

Lila joined the LAJC litigation team in 2026 as a fellow with a focus on immigrants’ rights. She returned to LAJC after a summer interning with the Immigrant Justice Program. Lila is graduate of Harvard Law School, where she was recognized for contributing over 1000 hours of pro bono service as part of the Harvard […]

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Allie Zenwirth

Allie Zenwirth has had a laundry list of jobs: dorm room painter, barback, lighting designer, amateur dancer, bathroom monitor, cashier, house manager, waitress and others. She served as an in-person covid contact tracer, worked in refugee resettlement, and as an early employee of Missouri’s statewide public defenders’ holistic services division. In law school, she served […]

Statement on the district court decision enjoining the General Assembly’s regulation of existing 287(g) agreements in Virginia

Kenneth Hunter

Kenneth Hunter is a Senior Organizer with the Legal Aid Justice Center, where he advocates for policies that advance justice, expand opportunity, and strengthen communities impacted by the criminal legal system. As a directly impacted leader, Kenneth brings both lived experience and years of organizing expertise to campaigns focused on systemic reform and community-led solutions. […]

Brasil Perez

Brasil Perez is a first-generation immigrant and Bolivian American raised in Fairfax and Alexandria, Virginia. Brasil’s lived experience and professional background have shaped a strong commitment to immigrant justice and supporting immigrant communities. Brasil graduated from George Mason University in May 2021 with a B.S. in Criminology, Law and Society and a minor in Intelligence […]

Emilia Garcia

Emilia Garcia graduated from the University of Virginia in May 2026 with degrees in Government and Public Policy & Leadership. During her time at UVA, she volunteered at the LAJC’s Charlottesville office for three years and worked with the Humanitarian Collaborative to research the experiences of young migrant children. She also brings prior experience from […]