Originally from Maryland, Bridget graduated with a B.A. in Sociology from Bates College in Maine. Prior to law school, Bridget worked as an educator, completed two years of Americorps service, lived in Chile and Spain, waited tables, and worked at the Inter-American Commission of Women’s Rights. While in law school at the University of Arizona, Bridget participated in the Worker’s Rights Clinic, was involved in local movement work, and interned with several groups, including FIRRP and the ACLU Immigrants’ Rights Project. Post law school, she worked as a removal defense attorney at RAICES. Outside of migrant advocacy, Bridget’s interests include amateur wildlife biology, rock climbing, reading, live music, and southwestern road trips. Bridget also co-runs Moonflower Audio, a Tucson-based recording studio, with her partner.
Bridget began working with the Florence Project’s Border Action Team in 2023 out of a desire to collaborate across borders and work alongside impacted populations in the fight for a more compassionate world.
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