Chelsea Muir

Law

Before graduate school, I worked as a Princeton in Latin America Fellow in a Haitian migrant community in the Dominican Republic. As a undergraduate at Pomona College, I researched militarization of the U.S.-Mexico border for my senior thesis and volunteered with "No More Deaths," a human rights group on the Southern border. As a master of public policy student at the Goldman School of Public Policy, I conducted research with the San Francisco Public Defender's Immigrant Defense Unit on the impact of legal representation in removal proceedings. I am currently a Berkeley Law student and a member of the International Refugee Assistance Project.