In this position, she advocates through individual legal representation and systemic advocacy on behalf of low-income families with children with disabilities to gain access to special education and behavioral health services. Her experience includes representing individual clients in state and federal court, expulsion hearings, special education due process hearings, mediations and complaints, and systemic advocacy through legislative advocacy, class litigation, outreach and education. Attorney Holahan developed the CLS Stop the School-to-Prison Pipeline Project in Waterbury which focuses on providing civil legal representation to students with disabilities who are subject to school-based arrests or court referrals and school discipline for disability-related behavior.