Amanda Caffall

Amanda Caffall is a highly educated individual with a background in law and economics, having earned a Doctor of Jurisprudence in Law from Lewis and Clark Law School and completed a Bachelor's degree in Economics, Philosophy, and Political Science from Western Washington University.

Throughout her career, Amanda has held various significant roles in different organizations, showcasing her diverse skill set and expertise. She has served as a Board Member at Community Alliance Of Tenants, Tenant Law and Deputy Director at The Commons Law Center, and Attorney at Catalyst Law, Llc. Additionally, she has worked as the Executive Director and Staff Attorney at The Commons Law Center, Development Director at 1000 Friends Of Oregon, and Chapter Chair at Sierra Club Oregon Chapter, among others.

Amanda has a deep involvement in community outreach and environmental advocacy, as evidenced by her roles as a Community Outreach and House Party Consultant at Restore Our Natural Areas Campaign, Clean Fuels Now Campaign Consultant at Oregon Environmental Council, and Deputy Campaign Manager and Sustainability Advisor at Jefferson Smith For Mayor. Her work in public policy research includes positions at Susan Bragdon Consultant To German Society For International Cooperation, The Street Trust (formerly The Bicycle Transportation Alliance), and more.

Amanda Caffall's dedication to legal aid and education is evident through her past roles as a Volunteer Court Tour Guide at Classroom Law Project and as a Law Clerk and Development Assistant at International Environmental Law Project. With a rich and diverse professional background, Amanda has demonstrated a commitment to social and environmental causes, making her a well-rounded and experienced professional in her field.