Sabrina is an attorney dedicated to advancing justice for vulnerable and marginalized communities through legal advocacy, conflict resolution, and nonprofit leadership. She supports survivors of human trafficking, gender‑based violence, and child abuse, working to strengthen healthy relationships and family systems through trauma‑informed representation. Sabrina holds a JD, an MS in Conflict and Dispute Resolution, and an MNM from the University of Oregon, as well as a BA in Peace and Conflict Studies from UC Berkeley.
Throughout her academic career, she volunteered with anti‑trafficking organizations, led trauma‑informed legal trainings, and presented nationally on legal deserts and barriers to representation. After graduating, she collaborated with attorneys to file vacatur petitions for sex trafficking survivors in California. As a survivor herself, Sabrina has researched systemic vulnerabilities, including the trafficking of foster youth and the exploitation of Indigenous women, and remains committed to expanding survivor‑centered policy, legal access, and public awareness.
