Jessica Jung

Jessica Jung is a Berkeley-based writer and researcher with a passion for transgender advocacy, litigation, activism, and public policy.

She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Economics from the University of California, Berkeley, with an impressive GPA of 3.71.

Jessica has a diverse professional background, having worked in various roles such as Project Manager at Gameheads, Research Assistant at UC Berkeley School of Law and Institute for Ecological Civilization, and Research Intern at AFSCME Local 3299.

Her experience also includes roles as an Instructor of Forensics at Stanford University, Instructor at Campolindo High School, Opinion Editor at The Daily Californian, and Legal Intern at the National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR).

Jessica has further showcased her skills by serving as a Columnist at The Daily Californian, Administrative Assistant at The Center for Middle Eastern Studies, World Editor at Berkeley Political Review, and Customer Service Representative at Associated Students of the University of California.

With a keen interest in economics of urban spaces and micro-economies, Jessica aims to explore how societal structures impact these phenomena and hopes to make significant contributions to the field.

She is dedicated to pursuing her academic and professional endeavors while actively engaging in advocacy work for marginalized communities.