Emily has an unwavering passion for international human rights law and a dedication to effecting change through policy and advocacy. At Chapman University, she majored in creative writing, honing her skills in articulating narratives and fostering a deep appreciation for the power of words. After graduating college and eager to translate her passion for social justice into action, Emily received a fellowship to work for an NGO in Jerusalem and worked as a Prosecutor Assistant at the SLC Prosecutor's Office. Beyond her legal pursuits, Emily is a poet at heart, an avid reader, and self-proclaimed word nerd. She enjoys spending her free time with her nose in a book, or running or hiking (usually with her sister's sheepadoodle).