Alicia
Policy Fellow @Aclu Of Maine
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WORK HISTORY
Policy Fellow @Aclu Of Maine
Liaison to racial equity, youth justice, reproductive rights, LGBTQ+, and voting rights coalitionsDraft, edit, and deliver testimony before Maine Legislature committees, including the Criminal Justice and Public Safety (CJPS) and Judiciary (JUD) CommitteesLobby individual legislators to advance legislation protecting civil liberties in MainePrepare and litigate Freedom of Access Act (FOAA) requests and analyze agency responses in support of government surveillance oversight projectsServed as organizational point of contact for the successful Save Maine Absentee Voting ballot question committee, contributing to the defeat of Question 1 in November 2025 (64%–36%)Serve as bargaining unit steward for ACLU of Maine Workers United and as a member of the Labor-Management Committee
EDUCATION
University of Maine School of Law
Doctor of Law - JD
Connecticut College
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Religious Studies
American University
Master of Arts (M.A.), Public Administration and Policy
SKILLS
ABOUT ALICIA
Community advocate with a graduate degree in Public Administration and Policy from American University. J.D. completed at the University of Maine School of Law, serving as the Youth Justice Fellow for the class of 2024. Often found bringing baked goods to the office and state house.
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