Christina Campbell

Associate Director of Philanthropy & Special Projects​

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Christina primarily focuses on our fundraising and communications. She also supports many other aspects of our work in the juvenile justice arena, including involvement in our initiatives and book clubs 

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Christina graduated from Loyola Law School, Los Angeles with a concentration in Public Interest Law. During law school, she served as a clinical student at Loyola’s Center for Juvenile Law and Policy, where she represented indigent clients in juvenile delinquency court, and advocated for the education rights of youth in Los Angeles public and charter schools. Christina also trained over 500 juvenile probation officers in Los Angeles on how to act as educational advocates for the clients they serve, as a part of her Equal Justice Works Fellowship.

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Before law school, Christina worked at the Maya Angelou Academy as a Leadership Corps Student Advocate and interned as an Investigator at the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia. Christina is a graduate of Georgetown University.  A native Southern Californian, Christina lives in Los Angeles.