Sarah Danzig Simon is a driven 2L law student at Stanford Law School who is currently participating in the Supreme Court Litigation Clinic and is a Member Editor of the Stanford Law Review. She has a keen interest in Midwest law firms with litigation practices. Her passion has driven her to become a co-founder and executive director at iCAN, a nonprofit organization aiming to reduce the rates of “summer melt” in Indianapolis. Sarah has experience in education organizations such as Avondale Meadows Academy, Breakthrough of Greater Philadelphia, and AdjunctProfessorLink, where she worked as a research assistant for Dr. Daniel Gillion, a political scientist at Penn. Her professional experience also extends to Fels Consulting, a public sector consulting group based at the Penn Fels Institute of Government. Additionally, she was a Summer Associate at Bose McKinney & Evans LLP, but the program was canceled due to COVID-19.