Is your audience struggling with knowing how to be strong allies to Black and brown communities in resisting nationwide efforts to dismantle inclusiveness and historical accuracy in the U.S.?

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Sandy attended Dartmouth College from 16 to 20, becoming an outspoken change agent. After earning her law degree from Boston University, she obtained a prestigious Fellowship at Georgetown law school’s Criminal Justice Clinic, trying high-profile court cases. At 24, Sandy taught trial advocacy skills and supervised Georgetown Law students in court hearings and trials. 

Her legal experiences span successful outcomes for clients as a public defender, trying and successfully mediating high-stakes litigation as a partner at a small boutique plaintiffs' practice and at prestigious large firms mediating and trying cases to verdict, and as in-house corporate counsel for a Fortune 35 corporation. Throughout, Sandy remained true to her roots as a Black woman attorney, training and mentoring countless other attorneys in their professional careers, as recognized by her peers.

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