Andrew Ntim Email & Phone Number

California, United States

San Francisco Bay Area

Working with LCCR-SF's racial justice team to advocate on behalf of people experiencing homelessness and living in poverty in California. Supporting litigation that seeks to limit the criminalization of houseless individuals sleeping in public, disrupt the sweeping and property destruction of unhoused persons’ possessions, and end San Francisco’s practice of summarily towing legally parked vehicles & imposing burdensome fees because of parking tickets without assessing their ability to pay. Additionally, working in coalition with homeless advocacy and anti-police terror groups to push anti-carceral and pro-housing legislation.

Oakland, California, United States

Andrew Ntim was a 2022-2023 Justice Catalyst Fellow with Legal Services for Prisoners with Children and All of Us or None. As a Fellow, Andrew worked with LSPC’s legal team on litigation challenging abusive practices and unconstitutional conditions within California prisons and jails, directly supported the legal advocacy efforts of prisoners, their families, and other legal aid organizations through technical assistance, self-advocacy materials, and a prisoner legal hotline, and helped to fight against the carceral system at the state and facility level through policy research, communications, and community organizing.

Researched prison accountability models for a Connecticut campaign to end abusive prison practices.

New Haven, Connecticut, United States

New Haven, Connecticut, United States

- Representing clients in federal criminal sentencing proceedings, working with attorney team to mitigate client punishment.- Developing oral and written advocacy skills through the drafting of mitigation briefs and preparation for oral arguments

New Haven, Connecticut, United States

- Drafting memos and providing research support for Professor Issa Kohler-Hausmann's advocacy and litigation efforts related to COVID-19 in NY State Prisons and local jails.- Coordinating with state agencies and local officials to extend medical parole and compassionate release

Directly represented misdemeanor clients across Bay Area: researched legal issues, filed suppression motions, and argued in court Worked alongside abolitionist lawyers and activists to organize justice-impacted groups through participatory defense

- Assisted in police brutality suits and supported the legal defense of protesters organizing for indigenous sovereignty at Line 3- Researched legal challenges to threats faced by Indian sacred sites in support of coalition-building with indigenous activists

- Assisting in litigation and research for South Africa human rights NGO, working with LGBT and criminal justice advocacy teams- Documenting the racially disproportionate impact of vagrancy offenses to support a major regional decriminalization campaign.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

- Supporting campaign to reduce fines and fees-related barriers to voting with national criminal justice nonprofit- Researching community corrections and executive clemency power to help develop Wisconsin re-enfranchisement strategy

Greater New York City Area

- Served under Jeremy Travis as Tom Ford Fellow in Philanthropy, working with leading foundation on Criminal Justice Initiative team.- Worked to build out strategy for Reintegration and Reentry portfolio, working closely with grantees and other stakeholders.

Menlo Park, Ca

- Assisted with litigation and business development for leading Bay Area employment and civil rights law firm. - Researched and networked on Criminal Record Based Employment Discrimination for potential future case.- Gained extensive exposure to legal process through research, hearings, and case management.

Stanford, Ca

- Course assistant under Professor Lawrence Litvak for first offering of "The Science and Practice of Effective Advocacy" through the Public Policy Department.- Helped to shape brand new course through curriculum development, curation of course materials, and coordination of Community Engaged Learning course component.- Provided office hours, review sessions, and one-on-one assistance to 15 students for course writing assignments and examinations.

Stanford, Ca

- Two time assistant for Professor Joe Nation in Stanford University's "California Politics And Policy" class through the Program in Public Policy.- Developed lesson plans, engage students in contemporary California policy issues, and provided comprehensive feedback on policy memos and presentations for 22 students. - Received 100% instructor rating from student evaluations

San Francisco Bay Area

-Working with leading national thinktank on "Crime and Corrections" team-Assisting with reports analyzing effectiveness of the MacArthur Safety and Justice challenge-Engaging with MacArthur sites and stakeholders on a variety of criminal justice related policy issues

San Francisco Bay Area

-Conducted legal and policy research on the impact of background checks on the sharingeconomy. -Drafted white paper to research and address barriers for the formerly incarcerated.-Engaged with Bay Area criminal justice reform community to improve my knowledge of contemporary criminal justice issues.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

- Assisted in “Promise Zone” initiative, supporting inter- and intra-agency communication and activity to better serve communities.- Collected data and developed individualized summaries assessments for 22 Promise Zones, helping to inform 2017 work plan. - Co-authored and presented on reports concerning Promise Zone grants and educational priorities to Department of Education and local partners.

Accra, Ghana

- Co-authored two major policy reports analyzing education promises and political spending for Africa’s second most influential think tank. - Regularly spoke on national TV and radio regarding Ghanaian policy issues in the lead-up to Ghana's 2016 election. - Co-developed assessment framework for IMANI’s Public Service Awards.

Stanford, Ca

- Led team of 5 researching inequality and morality with Professor Robb Willer in the Stanford University Lab for Social Research.- Utilized Qualtrics, Excel, and web software for data collection and analysis along with running multiple in-person and online studies and exploring my passion for social issues.

Sacramento, California Area

Examined California higher education pricing and county jail incarceration policies within California State Capitol. Created and presented summary report to Finance Director.

Doctor Of Law - Jd

Activities and Societies: OutLaws - LGBT+ Affinity Group (Political Action Coordinator), National Lawyers Guild (Founding Member.

Bachelor Of Arts With Distinction, Public Policy, Minor In Economics

Activities and Societies: The Bridge Peer Resource Counseling Center (President), No Labels Stanford (Co-President), Stanford.

Education record

Activities and Societies: NHS (President), Student Newspaper (Co-Editor in Chief), Speech Team (Varsity), Anti-Drug Coalition (Public.