Henigson Fellows

2008-2009 Fellows

Jonas-Sebastien Beaudry, LL.M. '07, is working at the Center for Justice and International Law (CEJIL) in San Jose, Costa Rica.

Nate Ela, J.D. '07, will spend his fellowship year as a staff member at Grupo Semillas in Bogotá, Colombia.

Erica Gaston, J.D. '07, will be working for two organizations in Kabul, Afghanistan -- the Welfare Associate for the Development of Afghanistan (WADAN), and the Campaign for Innocent Victims in Conflict (CIVIC).

Andrew McIntyre, LL.M. '08, will spend his fellowship year working in the Constitutional Litigation Unit of the Legal Resources Centre (LRC) in Johannesburg, South Africa.

2007-2008 Fellows

Stephanie Brewer, J.D. '07, spent her fellowship year with the Centro de Derechos Humanos Miguel Agustín Pro Juárez (Centro Prodh) in Mexico City, Mexico.

Jacob Kopas, J.D. '07, spent his fellowship year working with the legal team at Tierraviva, in Asuncion, Paraguay.

Yukyan Lam, J.D. '07, worked with the Comisión Colombiana de Juristas in Bogotá, Colombia.

Rebecca Wright, J.D. '07, served as a legal consultant with the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) in Cairo, Egypt.

2006-2007 Fellows

Nikolaus Grubeck, LL.M. '06, worked with the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission.

Sergiu Troie, J.D. '05, spent his fellowship year in Delhi, working with the South Asian Human Rights Documentation Centre.

Stephan Sonnenberg, J.D. '06, worked with Human Rights Focus and the Feinstein International Famine Center in Uganda.

2005-2006 Fellows

Isabel Goodman, LL.M. '05, spent her fellowship year engaged in both litigation and advocacy work with the Lawyer's Committee HIV/AIDS Unit in Mumbai, India.

Chi Mgbako, J.D. '05, worked in Dakar, Senegal, with the International Crisis Group's West Africa Project on its projects focusing on Sierra Leone.

Bridgette Toy-Cronin, LL.M. '05, spent her fellowship year in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, working with the Cambodian Defenders Project. She will assist in establishing a monitoring group of the Khmer Rouge Tribunal and will work with the Women's Resource Center to develop educational documents on women's rights.

2004-2005 Fellows

Mike Camilleri, J.D. ’04, worked with Guatemalan human rights organizations in creating a Commission for the Investigation of Illegal Bodies and Clandestine Security Apparatus (CICIACS).

Alison Cole, LL.M ’04, worked on improving the human rights of women in Rwanda through the Rwanda Women’s Network.

Jennifer Langlais, LL.M ’04, worked with the South Asian Human Rights Documentation Centre in New Delhi, India.

2003-2004 Fellows

Zarine Habeeb, LL.M. ’03, undertook advocacy and litigation work on Roma rights in Europe.

Ashley Martabano, J.D. ’03, spent her fellowship working on law reform advocacy in South Africa.

Lorna McGregor, LL.M. ’03, worked on transitional justice and the peace process in Sri Lanka.

2002-2003 Fellows

Stephanie Wang, J.D. ’02, developed education and training programs for people living with HIV/AIDS in China.

Emily Schaffer, J.D. ’01, who clerked for the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, spent her 2002 fellowship working as an advocate trained in the Organization of American States (OAS) system with nongovernmental organizations in Costa Rica and Brazil.

2001-2002 Fellows

Mirna Adjami, J.D. ’00, worked on transitional justice and human rights in the Democratic Republic of the Congo during her fellowship.

Arthur Kim, ’00, worked on the expansion of a human rights prosecution clinic in Haiti.