Maiya Zwerling

Maiya Zwerling is a highly educated individual with a background in Public Policy, Anthropology, and Psychology.

She obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and Psychology from Bryn Mawr College and pursued a Masters in Public Policy from the prestigious Goldman School Of Public Policy.

Maiya Zwerling has been actively involved in various organizations and roles, showcasing her expertise and dedication in policy advocacy, clinical teaching, affordable housing, and community services.

Throughout her career, Maiya Zwerling has held positions such as Clinical Teaching Fellow, Campaign Consultant, Affordable Housing Policy Consultant, Policy Advocacy Clinic Fellow, Graduate Summer Policy Intern, Graduate Student Instructor, National Field Manager, Policy Assistant, and more.

Her experiences range from working with the University Of California, Berkeley - School Of Law to organizations like Health Housing & Homeless Services, California Budget & Policy Center, Friends Committee On National Legislation, Bryn Mawr College, Jerusalem Open House For Pride And Tolerance, Bradley Angle, and Former Congresswoman Darlene Hooley Veteran’s Foundation.

Maiya Zwerling's diverse background reflects her commitment to social justice, policy advocacy, community development, and public service, making her a valuable asset in various initiatives and campaigns.

Her skills and knowledge in public policy, advocacy, educational instruction, community outreach, program development, fundraising, and care services highlight her versatility and passion for making a positive impact in society.