After graduating from Pace Law School where she earned an L.L.M in Environmental Law, Stephanie worked for several non-profit organizations in Washington D.C. and New York. She currently works for the New York Environmental Law and Justice Project, a non-profit organization that represents local communities that are particularly affected by toxic pollutants whether from indoor or outdoor sources, privatization of public spaces, land and water contamination, and many other environmental justice issues. In 2008, Stephanie was part of a women’s delegation that met with Native Women in the South West to witness the struggles faced by Native Peoples, and to assist them on a pro-bono basis for any legal work they need. As a public interest attorney, Stephanie strives to always examine the human right aspect of each legal issue she is confronted to in order to bring equal opportunities to members of a community.