Indian Law Fellow
Caillie (𐓟𐓩𐓘 𐓷𐓘, Eh Nah Wah) earned her J.D. at U.C. Berkeley Law as a Law, Energy, and Environment Scholar and with the Public Interest & Social Justice Certificate. She was an active member and served on the executive board of U.C. Berkeley’s Native American Law Students Association. Caillie was honored to work in the Immigrant Youth Defenders Clinic at East Bay Community Law Center, spend a summer learning at a Bay Area law firm, and draft tribal code with Cota Holdings. Competing in the National Native American Law Students Association’s Moot Court competition was a highlight of her law school career.
Before law school, Caillie spent five years with Citizens’ Climate Lobby, helping Americans talk to their elected officials and neighbors about climate solutions. Caillie graduated from the University of Redlands with a B.S. in Environmental Communication & Policy.