Iman Jaroudi Email & Phone Number

San Francisco Bay Area

I assisted in proofreading submissions to the Yale Law Journal for style and grammar, as well as ensuring correct citation formatting and submission anonymity.

I worked closely with legal fellows in CFJ's Queer Justice Project to thoroughly research the Rhode Island Commission for Human Rights and possibilities for combatting discrimination against LGBTQ+ individuals in the carceral system. I also contributed to compiling a resource guide for incarcerated queer people and conducting overall legal research on.

New Haven, Connecticut, United States

Through the Yale Office of LGBTQ+ Resources, I mentored and advised first-year students to help them navigate their transition to Yale.

I assisted in leading CDA's national Department of Political Affairs and work with a team of fellow students on event planning, outreach, and national field work.

As a member of College Democrats of CT's Statewide Executive Board, I was responsible for directing our organization's overall electoral and legislative strategy. I provided support to our college chapter organizations as they pursued both legislative advocacy and campaign work, and also developed and implemented our organization's field plan for the 2020.

New Haven, Connecticut, United States

I worked closely with the office mitigation team in researching and writing social histories of clients, and also assisting in client interviews, collateral interviews, and overall mitigation research.

I worked remotely on a variety of policy-driven research projects with the Pride Center, with the goal of producing several published reports (on topics such as LGBTQ+ youth homelessness, police brutality and incarceration, and the economic impacts of COVID-19 on the LGBTQ+ community) for NHPC's Centerline magazine. I also participated in research and.

New Haven, CT

As part of an undergraduate student working group on infrastructure policy, I studied state infrastructure banks and aided in the writing of a policy memo on current policy proposals and original state-level case study analysis.

Broad Recognition is Yale's intersectional feminist magazine, featuring annual print issues in addition to zines and online publication. I edited 3-4 articles per week and worked closely with writers to develop their writing, clarity, and ideas. As a board member, I also collaborated with our editor in chief and fellow associate editors to draft editorial.

New Haven, CT

As a staff member, I write on wide variety of topics ranging from politics and university events to opinion and pop culture. In 2018, I originated a column for Broad Recognition entitled "What's the Tea?" which profiled female and non-binary Yale professors and shared their stories with fellow students and Yale community members. My work has been published.

I worked remotely for All Our Kin as a 2020 Liman Fellow, and my work focused primarily on policy research and writing. I prepared fact sheets and other materials pertaining to family childcare in New York and Connecticut, and also took a close look at how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the childcare industry. My work also included assisting AOK as.

*further archival work postponed due to COVID-19The 2019-2020 school year marked the 50th anniversary of coeducation in Yale College, and as one of two selected research fellows I have been working to preserve and showcase the rich history of the Yale Women's Center. Our work has included cataloguing objects within the Women's Center and working closely.

I worked to provide information, materials, and assistance to members of my residential college regarding both voter registration and the 2020 Census. This work was done as part of a larger, campus-wide effort led by the Yale Votes Coalition (a non-partisan coalition of student organizations including the Yale College Democrats among others).

New Haven, CT

This year, I am participating in the Yale College Democrats legislative program and conducting my own policy research and advocacy project. My area of focus is healthcare policy, and I am specifically advocating for increased Medicaid reimbursement rates in the state of Connecticut. I have been working closely with state legislators and committee chairs to.

Topeka, Kansas Area

As an office-wide intern, I gained a wide variety of experience in different areas of the Governor's Office. My work ranged between Constituent Services, Operations & Scheduling, Policy, Communications, and Legal Counsel. I researched and wrote correspondence on a variety of policy-related issues such as: environmental policy and wind energy, public.

New Haven, CT

I worked for the Political Science FieldLab, under the direction of Professor Jason Lyall. I researched the ethnic breakdown of the Chinese military for Professor Lyall’s Military Inequality Project (MIP), andproduced weekly reports presenting my findings to a graduate research team. I coded & analyzed a total of 23 rows of data.

Topeka, KS

I was highly involved in the YMCA Youth & Government Program beginning in my sophomore year of high school. This mock-legislature program immersed me in government and policymaking, and allowed me to experience the legislative process firsthand. As a senior, I served in the program's highest leadership position, Youth Governor. In this role, I planned.

Prairie Village, KS

I was a member of the Shawnee Mission East Mock Trial Team for all four years of high school; as a sophomore, I advanced to the varsity-division and served as Team Captain, leading our team to a Regional Championship win in 2016. For the next two years, I served as the Lead Attorney of the team as well and consistently reached state-level competition.

Prairie Village, KS

As a freshman, I founded the Shawnee Mission East High School Feminist Club and served as its President until my graduation. The mission of this organization was to promote gender justice in both our school community and the greater Kansas City area, and empower students to take action and effect change. Club activities included guest speaker events.

Kansas City, Missouri Area

I was a founding member of Junior Board of Greater Kansas City, a non-profit foundation which empowers middle and high school students to engage in philanthropy and research the non-profit world. In small groups, students choose a local non-profit agency to research over the course of a school year. At the end of the year, they give in-depth presentations.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Political Science & Women'S, Gender, & Sexuality Studies | Certificate In Statistics & Data Science, 3.92 Gpa

Activities and Societies: Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy (Class of 2021), Yale Precision Marching Band, Yale Ballroom Dance Team.

Exeter College Summer Programme

High School Diploma, 4.0 (Unweighted)

Activities and Societies: Feminist Club, Co-Founder & President; Junior Board of Greater Kansas City, Co-Founder and Board Member; Mock.