Shuli supports the Association’s five main policy-related areas – national and state legislation, indigent defense, white collar crime, privacy and national security and public affairs – by maintaining Web pages, facilitating intra-departmental coordination, conducting research on legal and legislative issues, drafting and editing documents, and assisting with meetings and events.
Prior to joining NACDL, Shuli worked in customer service at the Senator John Heinz History Center and supported infection control and prevention efforts at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. She also worked in informal education for 6 summers at Habonim Dror Camp Galil outside Philadelphia. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in History with a concentration in modern U.S. history from the University of Pittsburgh.
