Meira Greenfeld, J.D., MSW, LMSW is a Harvard Law graduate with over 15 years of experience as an Intellectual Property attorney and Associate General Counsel. She is also a licensed trauma psychotherapist specializing in trauma, addiction, identity cohesion, and racial/intergenerational trauma. She is a former Board member of Harvard’s Prison Legal Assistance Project and has testified in state proceedings advocating on behalf of Massachusetts’ incarcerated individuals. She is the recipient of multiple pro-bono awards for community work and the recipient of a leadership and public service award from the City of Compton, California for her anti-racist and community activist work in that city after the Rodney King civil protests in the 1990s. She is also a racial trauma coach/consultant helping BIPOC individuals develop trauma resiliency and advocacy skills. She helps allies develop their anti-racist stance in a supportive environment. If you are an educator or mental health provider, you may join an online community for allyship at Facebook.com/groups/MeaningfulAllyship. You can learn more about her work here.