Yuko Tanaka

Yuko Tanaka is a highly accomplished individual with a diverse educational background. She holds a Doctor of Law (J.D.) degree from Harvard Law School, a B.A. in Postcolonial Cultures and Policies from Baruch College, and completed her high school education at Hunter College High School.

Throughout her professional journey, Yuko has been involved with various prestigious organizations, showcasing her expertise and commitment to different fields. She has worked as an Associate at Goodwin, participated as a Project Member in the Field Course for U.S. Digital Service and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs at Harvard Kennedy School, and served as a Summer Associate at Goodwin.

Yuko Tanaka's passion for law and consumer protection led her to undertake roles such as Clinical Student at the Harvard Predatory Lending and Consumer Protection Clinic at Harvard Law School and Law Clerk in the Consumer Protection Unit at Bay Area Legal Aid. She has also demonstrated her teaching capabilities as a Teaching Assistant at Advantage Testing and a Teacher at John Ehret High School, through the Teach For America program.

Furthermore, Yuko's professional journey includes internships at Creative Artists Agency and roles such as Field Manager at Grassroots Campaigns, Writer at The Intelligence Group (Creative Artists Agency), and Canvasser at Fund for the Public Interest.

Yuko Tanaka's impressive academic credentials, coupled with her hands-on experience in various roles, make her a well-rounded professional with expertise in law, education, consumer protection, and grassroots campaigns.