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Statement on federal lawsuit challenging Virginia in-state tuition law
The Legal Aid Justice Center condemns the federal lawsuit filed yesterday challenging Virginia’s in-state tuition law. We want to assure affected students and families: nothing has changed. Virginia’s law remains in effect. The legal process will take time, and Virginia will have the opportunity to defend its law in court. Virginia’s in-state tuition law was properly enacted by the General Assembly […]
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Maryn Campbell
Maryn graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2020 with a dual degree: Master of Social Work in Administration, Planning and Policy Practice, and a Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management. Prior to joining LAJC, Maryn served as Outreach Director for a Congresswoman, a State Senate Chief of Staff, and a Legislative Assistant. Maryn also serves as […]
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Abigail Marshak
Abbey joined the Legal Aid Justice Center in December 2025. As a Senior Litigation Attorney, Abbey helps develop, execute, and support major litigation carried out by LAJC’s six programs. Prior to joining LAJC, Abbey was a Senior Trial Attorney in the Housing and Civil Enforcement Section of the U.S. Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division, […]
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Helen Bradshaw
Helen joined LAJC’s Civil Rights and Racial Justice Program in October 2025. Prior to joining LAJC, Helen was an Appellate Attorney for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs where her practice focused in veterans’ benefits law. During law school, Helen represented juvenile clients as a member of the American University Washington College of Law Criminal […]
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Hayden Sloan
Hayden O. Sloan joined LAJC as Director of Development in 2025. Prior to joining LAJC, Hayden spent six years at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory, serving as the Director of Advancement. They are a Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE) and have 20+ years of fundraising experience with nonprofits across a range of service areas. LAJC’s work for justice […]
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