- Angie Bailey Intake Specialist
- Elizabeth Da Victoria Lobo Staff Attorney, Brief Services Unit
- Ashley Graham Senior Staff Attorney, Brief Services Unit
- Shaina Hagen Staff Attorney
- Heather Hodges Pro Bono Counsel
- Heather Molina Managing Attorney, Brief Services Unit and Intake
- Frank Natale Director of Litigation and Advocacy
- Leah Quaile Staff Attorney, Family Preservation Project
- Keeshea Turner Roberts Managing Attorney
- Brittania Elias Intake Specialist/ Paralegal
- Valerie M. Scott Compliance and Operations Coordinator
- Maya Sheppard Managing Attorney, Barriers to Employment Project
- Bradford Voegeli Managing Attorney
- Elizabeth Vogel Staff Attorney, Westwood Fellow
- Idun Klakegg Paralegal
- Adam Marshall Staff Attorney, Housing Law
- Jessica Davis-Ricci Staff Attorney, Westwood Fellow
- Barbara Laur Interim Executive Director
- Kathy Hollins Director of Finance and Administration
- Lori Leibowitz Project Coordinator, Right to Housing Initiative
- Deborah Levine Staff Attorney, Brief Services Unit
- Eva Seidelman Staff Attorney, Housing Cooperative Preservation Initiative
- Ashlee Johnson Staff Attorney
- Mia Johnson Loaned associate from Covington & Burling LLP
Maya SheppardManaging Attorney, Barriers to Employment Project
Maya Sheppard joined NLSP in September of 2015 as the Breaking Barriers to Employment Project Staff Attorney and is currently the Managing Attorney for the project. She is based in the Rhode Island office.
From 2012-2015, Maya worked as an Assistant Public Defender in Knoxville, Tennessee representing both juvenile and adult clients facing delinquency and criminal cases. Prior to that position she worked as an investigator and mitigation specialist, assisting in the defense of clients facing the death penalty. Throughout law school, Maya volunteered with several community-based legal clinics dealing with both civil and criminal issues. She is committed to providing legal resources and support to economically marginalized communities, and communities disproportionately impacted by the criminal justice system.
Maya holds a Bachelor of Arts in Africana Studies from Vassar College and a Juris Doctor from the University of Washington School of Law. During law school, she received a University of Washington Dean’s Grant for her public service work.
