Conchita Cruz
Co-founder Conchita Cruz is ASAP’s Co-Executive Director. She previously served as Deputy Chief of Staff to U.S. Congressman Jared Polis (D-CO) and as Chief of Staff for State Senator Gustavo Rivera of the Bronx. Read More.
Co-founder Conchita Cruz is ASAP’s Co-Executive Director. She previously served as Deputy Chief of Staff to U.S. Congressman Jared Polis (D-CO) and as Chief of Staff for State Senator Gustavo Rivera of the Bronx. Read More.
Veronica Fernandez-Diaz
Veronica Fernandez-Diaz is an Operations and Membership Engagement Associate at ASAP. Prior to joining ASAP, Veronica worked at the Southern Poverty Law Center’s Southeast Immigrant Freedom Initiative, where she supported people across detention centers in Louisiana through legal aid, emotional support, and other forms of advocacy. Read More.
Veronica Fernandez-Diaz is an Operations and Membership Engagement Associate at ASAP. Prior to joining ASAP, Veronica worked at the Southern Poverty Law Center’s Southeast Immigrant Freedom Initiative, where she supported people across detention centers in Louisiana through legal aid, emotional support, and other forms of advocacy. Read More.
Bradley Jenkins
Bradley Jenkins is Senior Litigation Counsel at the Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project (ASAP). Bradley represents asylum seekers in ASAP’s strategic litigation. Prior to joining ASAP, Bradley worked for the Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC). Read More.
Bradley Jenkins is Senior Litigation Counsel at the Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project (ASAP). Bradley represents asylum seekers in ASAP’s strategic litigation. Prior to joining ASAP, Bradley worked for the Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC). Read More.
Janis Jin
Janis Jin is ASAP’s Membership Services Director. Janis oversees ASAP’s online membership resources and mass communication systems. She brings prior experience in communications, operations, and the digital humanities. Read More.
Janis Jin is ASAP’s Membership Services Director. Janis oversees ASAP’s online membership resources and mass communication systems. She brings prior experience in communications, operations, and the digital humanities. Read More.
Natan Last
Natan Last is the Development Director for the Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project (ASAP). Prior to joining ASAP, Natan was a founding member of the International Rescue Committee’s Airbel Impact Lab. Read More.
Natan Last is the Development Director for the Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project (ASAP). Prior to joining ASAP, Natan was a founding member of the International Rescue Committee’s Airbel Impact Lab. Read More.
Joanne Lee
Joanne Lee is ASAP’s Community Resources Attorney. She creates accessible content for ASAP’s growing membership. Prior to joining ASAP, Joanne was a supervising immigration attorney at Gulfcoast Legal Services, a legal aid organization in Tampa Bay, FL. She provided community outreach and direct legal services for immigrants. Read More.
Joanne Lee is ASAP’s Community Resources Attorney. She creates accessible content for ASAP’s growing membership. Prior to joining ASAP, Joanne was a supervising immigration attorney at Gulfcoast Legal Services, a legal aid organization in Tampa Bay, FL. She provided community outreach and direct legal services for immigrants. Read More.
Emeizmi Mandagi
Emeizmi Mandagi is an Operations and Membership Engagement Associate at ASAP. Prior to ASAP, she provided programming and research support to the South Asia & Technology and International Affairs Program. Previously, she also provided monitoring and evaluation support for community development projects in the Middle East. Read More.
Emeizmi Mandagi is an Operations and Membership Engagement Associate at ASAP. Prior to ASAP, she provided programming and research support to the South Asia & Technology and International Affairs Program. Previously, she also provided monitoring and evaluation support for community development projects in the Middle East. Read More.
Zachary Manfredi
Zachary (Zak) Manfredi is ASAP’s Litigation and Advocacy Director. Zak oversees ASAP’s litigation matters and policy advocacy, and he often represents ASAP in strategic partnerships and coalitions. Read More.
Zachary (Zak) Manfredi is ASAP’s Litigation and Advocacy Director. Zak oversees ASAP’s litigation matters and policy advocacy, and he often represents ASAP in strategic partnerships and coalitions. Read More.
Evelyn Núñez
Evelyn Núñez is ASAP’s Online Community Manager. Prior to this role, Evelyn worked as an immigration paralegal and online community coordinator at ASAP, building ASAP’s online community center and offering emergency legal assistance to support asylum seekers. Read More.
Evelyn Núñez is ASAP’s Online Community Manager. Prior to this role, Evelyn worked as an immigration paralegal and online community coordinator at ASAP, building ASAP’s online community center and offering emergency legal assistance to support asylum seekers. Read More.
Swapna Reddy
Co-founder Swapna Reddy is ASAP’s Co-Executive Director. Prior to law school, she conducted technical and empirical research for the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab, the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, the Indianapolis Colts, and more. Read More.
Co-founder Swapna Reddy is ASAP’s Co-Executive Director. Prior to law school, she conducted technical and empirical research for the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab, the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, the Indianapolis Colts, and more. Read More.
Ming Tanigawa-Lau
Ming Tanigawa-Lau is a Justice Catalyst fellow and litigation staff attorney working in the Systemic Reform Department at ASAP. Prior to law school, Ming worked as a child advocate at a domestic violence shelter and as a family law paralegal with the Legal Aid Society of Hawaiʻi. She also lived in Trujillo, Peru, teaching music at Arpegio Peru, a community-based music school. Read More.
Ming Tanigawa-Lau is a Justice Catalyst fellow and litigation staff attorney working in the Systemic Reform Department at ASAP. Prior to law school, Ming worked as a child advocate at a domestic violence shelter and as a family law paralegal with the Legal Aid Society of Hawaiʻi. She also lived in Trujillo, Peru, teaching music at Arpegio Peru, a community-based music school. Read More.
Dorothy Tegeler
Co-founder Dorothy Tegeler is ASAP’s Deputy Executive Director. Prior to joining ASAP, Dorothy worked for five years as Editor and Assistant Director of the health education nonprofit Hesperian Health Guides, publisher of Where There Is No Doctor. She also has a background in organizing for domestic worker rights and disability justice. Read More.
Co-founder Dorothy Tegeler is ASAP’s Deputy Executive Director. Prior to joining ASAP, Dorothy worked for five years as Editor and Assistant Director of the health education nonprofit Hesperian Health Guides, publisher of Where There Is No Doctor. She also has a background in organizing for domestic worker rights and disability justice. Read More.
Ngan Tran
Ngan Tran is ASAP’s Technology Director. Her background is in life sciences; she has a B.S. in Biological Sciences and a Masters in Biomedical Sciences. She hopes to apply her background in research and her knowledge in computing to contribute to helping solve real-world problems. Read More.
Ngan Tran is ASAP’s Technology Director. Her background is in life sciences; she has a B.S. in Biological Sciences and a Masters in Biomedical Sciences. She hopes to apply her background in research and her knowledge in computing to contribute to helping solve real-world problems. Read More.
Liz Willis
Co-founder Liz Willis is ASAP’s Operations Director. She has worked with asylum seekers in the United States and abroad, with a focus on working with Latin American and Latinx communities. Prior to law school, Liz researched Latin American refugee policy at Asylum Access in Quito, Ecuador. Read More.
Co-founder Liz Willis is ASAP’s Operations Director. She has worked with asylum seekers in the United States and abroad, with a focus on working with Latin American and Latinx communities. Prior to law school, Liz researched Latin American refugee policy at Asylum Access in Quito, Ecuador. Read More.
Daniel Yadin
Daniel Yadin is ASAP’s Development and Communications Associate. Prior to joining ASAP, Daniel worked in the Office of Advancement and External Affairs at the Yale Center for British Art. He has also worked as a journalist covering immigration and domestic labor, among other topics. Read More.
Daniel Yadin is ASAP’s Development and Communications Associate. Prior to joining ASAP, Daniel worked in the Office of Advancement and External Affairs at the Yale Center for British Art. He has also worked as a journalist covering immigration and domestic labor, among other topics. Read More.
