Michelle Kuo Biography

Michelle Kuo joined Teach for America and moved to the rural town of Helena Arkansas located in the heart of the Mississippi Delta. Michelle taught English at an alternative school for kids who were expelled from other schools. At Harvard Law School Michelle worked as a student attorney at the Criminal Justice Institute a domestic violence and family mediation clinic and the Education Law Clinic/Trauma Policy Learning Initiative. A Paul and Daisy Soros Fellow Michelle received the National Clinical Association's award for her advocacy of children with special needs. Michelle worked as an immigrants' rights lawyer at Centro Legal de la Raza located in the Fruitvale district of Oakland California. She advocated for tenants facing evictions workers stiffed out of their wages and families facing deportation. Supported by a Skadden Fellowship Michelle's clients included day laborers restaurant workers gardeners nannies and home care workers.

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