Superfrau is on a mission to fight food waste and climate change by partnering with food manufacturers to capture surplus nutrition in the supply chain that would otherwise be wasted to repurpose it, or "upcycle" it into delicious, nutritious products. Our first line of products are sparkling Super Sodas made with fresh liquid whey upcycled from Greek yogurt manufacturing. They're naturally loaded with vitamins and minerals that are good for your gut, hydration, energy, and immunity.

Small U.S. immigration law practice serving the Greater Boston area. Area of practice includes: asylum and refugee law, removal defense, family-based immigration, protection under the Violence Against Women Act and naturalization.

Focus on asylum and refugee law, removal defense, family-based immigration as well as U-Nonimmigrant Visas and Violence Against Women Act petitions and applications.Regularly appear pro bono on behalf of unrepresented individuals in Immigration Court as part of the Bar Association of San Francisco.Participate in free legal advice clinics with the Brazilian Alliance and La Raza, and serve as a mentor for lawyers taking on pro bono aylum cases through the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights.Represent several clients pro bono through Central Legal de la Raza and Legal Services for Children.

Comprehensive immigration law practice including: removal defense, family-based immigration, appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, citizenship / naturalization, U-Nonimmigrant visas, and consular processing.

Shadowed Attorney Howard Silverman and focused research on immigration consequences of criminal activity.

Assisted attorneys with the fallout of the ICE raid on the Bianco textile factory in New Bedford, MA. Served as an interpreter in Spanish and Portuguese between attorneys, ICE officers and clients, and helped prepare arguments and applications for relief from removal ranging from Asylum to Deferred Action.

Researched and reported on child asylum statistics in the United States in collaboration with Professor Jacqueline Bhabha's publication, "Seeking Asylum Alone."

Wrote and translated articles concerning human rights issues in Rio Grande do Norte and throughout Brazil for the Center's inernationally distributed human rights journal, "Tecido Social."

Researched and reported on the trafficking of children throughout Chile and created a wall mural with twelve child-victims of sex trafficking.