She litigates in administrative, state, federal, and international fora. With a focus on prohibiting extended solitary confinement and guaranteeing humane treatment, she litigates and advocates extensively on behalf of adults and children with mental illness. She litigates wrongful death cases on behalf of prisoner families; access to medical and mental health care claims; and Americans with Disability Act claims. She trains advocates nationwide on trial skills, class action and impact litigation, rights of transgender prisoners, and prisoners’ rights. She began her career with Florida Institutional Legal Services as an Equal Justice Works fellow. She graduated with honors from the American University Washington College of Law in Washington, D.C., in 2002.