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Poet, Musician, Social Educator

Nancy Abudu is staff counsel with the American Civil Liberties Union's (ACLU) Voting Rights Project in Atlanta GA where she litigates civil rights cases in federal and state court and provides technical assistance and legal advice to local ACLU affiliates and volunteer attorneys.
In addition Nancy is co-counsel in an environmental whistleblower case with the ACLU's Georgia affiliate and lobbies state and federal governments regarding environmental bills. Previously Nancy was a student attorney in Tulane Law School's Environmental Law Clinic where she received an Environmental Law Certificate.
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Poet, Musician, Social Educator
Founder, President, and CEO of Raising Change
Legal Advisor to NSA Whistleblower, Edward Snowden and Director of the ACLU's Speech, Privacy & Technology Project
Senior Fellow in the Transatlantic Relations Program of the Atlantic Council in Washington DC; Senior Advisor to the Institut de Relations Internationales Stratégiques et in Paris
Former Ambassador to the Netherlands and Professor at Georgetown
Humanitarian and Founder of Third Wave Volunteers
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