Sarah Wang
Sarah joined the firm as a paralegal in 2026. She graduated magna cum laude from Williams College in 2026 with a Bachelor of Arts in History and a concentration in Global Studies, earning Highest Honors for her thesis titled "Afterlives: Tracing Diasporic Politics and Memory through Japanese Humanitarianism to Armenia." Throughout college, she was part of the Williams Global Scholars program and was involved in Matriculate and Asian American Students in Action.
She spent her previous summers interning at Asian Americans Advancing Justice and the Law Office of Theodore Cox in New York, where she assisted with client intake for asylum and citizenship applications and preparing habeas corpus and mandamus filings. Additionally, she served as a liaison for French and Mandarin-speaking clients, helping to translate complex immigration policies and legal standards for individual cases.
Sarah is deeply interested in the intersection of law and public policy, particularly pertaining to civil rights work. She hopes to attend law school in order to further her passion for protecting marginalized communities against dominant systems of legal and economic injustice.
In her free time, she enjoys dancing hip-hop, trying new recipes, and watching films.