Alycia Wright comes from a background in International Human Rights Law. She received a BA in International Relations at Richmond University in London. She obtained a Master’s from the School of Oriental and African Studies in International and Comparative Legal Studies and a J.D. from the University of Minnesota with a concentration in International Human Rights. She is currently enrolled in the Human Rights and Social Justice Master’s Program at Arizona State University, working on collaborating with immigration organizations. She has worked with the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the Gacaca Courts in Rwanda. She currently practices criminal law. She has volunteered in immigration law, worked as a Victim's Attorney, and represented survivors of human trafficking pro bono. For over 10 years, Alycia organized after-school programs for at-risk youth, including tutoring, social skills development, a running program, and life skills. She enjoys working with volunteers and empowering communities to advocate for themselves.