Rachel Nager is a seasoned lawyer and public interest advocate from New York City, with a passion for social justice and community empowerment. She earned her Doctor of Law degree from City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law, one of the top public interest law schools in the country, specializing in public interest law. Rachel’s skills and expertise have been honed through her work with various organizations, including Communities Resist, where she currently serves as Senior Staff Attorney, and Brooklyn Legal Services Corp. A, where she worked as Staff Attorney for their Preserving Affordable Housing Program, Group Representation Unit. Additionally, Rachel has served as a Fellow for the Community Legal Resource Network (CLRN) LaunchPad for Justice Fellowship, where she gained valuable experience supporting community organizations in using the law to create positive social change.

Rachel’s professional background is a testament to her commitment to serving the public interest. She has also worked as an Admissions Coordinator and Research Assistant for Samford University, Loaned Executive for United Way, and as an intern for The Family Center, Brooklyn Legal Services Corp. A, and Artur Davis 2010 Campaign. Her dedication to advancing social justice is as genuine as it is valuable, making her an invaluable asset to any organization seeking to make a positive change in their community.