Meg (she/her) handles government relations, public policy, and strategic advocacy initiatives for Her Justice. She develops legislative and budget advocacy strategies, coordinates engagement with elected officials and coalition partners, and supports public funding efforts that expand access to civil legal services for women living in poverty.
Meg’s career in public policy spans impactful roles across federal, New York, and Texas legislative affairs. Prior to joining Her Justice, she worked in government relations and policy research at the Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies (FPWA) and Raise Your Hand Texas, where she dedicated herself to analyzing complex legislative analysis into actionable policy recommendations and statewide advocacy campaigns. She pairs this advocacy background with legislative experience in the U.S. Congress and the Texas State Senate, where she built a strong foundation in legislative affairs, stakeholder engagement, and the policymaking process.
Meg holds a Master of Social Work with a concentration in Public Policy Analysis from Columbia University and bachelor’s degrees in Social Work and Communication and Leadership from The University of Texas at Austin.