Leah Molayem is a well-educated professional with a strong background in law and international relations.

She holds a Doctor of Law (J.D.) degree with a focus on International Law and Legal Studies from Loyola Law School, Loyola Marymount University.

In addition, she completed a Bachelor's degree in International Relations and Affairs at Emory University.

Leah has a diverse professional experience, starting as an Intern at the Consulate General of Israel to the SouthEast of the USA and later serving as a Legal Extern at The Disability Rights Legal Center.

She has worked in various capacities such as Policy and Development Associate at Asylum Access, Chief Editor and Policy Analyst at the International Human Rights Clinic, and Policy and Advocacy Associate at The Conflict Awareness Project (CAP).

Leah has also excelled in legal roles, previously serving as a Labor and Employment Attorney at The Law Offices of Ramin R. Younessi, Associate Attorney at Pairavi Law, and Contract Research and Policy Analyst at The Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law.

Her experience extends to the field of intelligence analysis, where she worked as an Intelligence Analyst at the New York City Department of Investigation.

Furthermore, Leah has contributed to organizations such as The Metropolitan Society for International Affairs as a Fellow.

Overall, Leah Molayem's career showcases her dedication to legal and international matters, with a strong emphasis on human rights, policy analysis, advocacy, and intelligence.

Her educational background and extensive work experience make her a valuable asset in various professional settings.