Rebecca Suldan is an accomplished attorney with extensive experience serving marginalized communities. She earned her Bachelor's Degree in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies from Yale University and went on to complete her Doctor of Law degree at New York University School of Law. Throughout her career, Suldan has held a variety of roles, including serving as a Kirkland & Ellis New York City Public Service Fellow at The Bronx Defenders and a Legal Intern at the New York City Commission on Human Rights. She has also worked as a Program Coordinator at Political Research Associates and as a Research Assistant and Tester at the NYC Commission on Human Rights. Suldan's legal expertise lies in serving families, particularly those facing immigration issues, and she has worked as a Student Advocate at NYU Immigrant Rights Clinic and as a Legal Intern for the Family Defense Practice at The Bronx Defenders. Suldan's dedication to serving others is evident throughout her career, and she is a valuable member of any team lucky enough to work with her.