Sabrina Ryan-Helton works for The Bail Project as a Bail Disruptor in Spokane, Washington. She is an advocate for people experiencing the effects of being unhoused, addicted, justice-involved, child-welfare-system-involved, and otherwise marginalized. Sabrina serves on the Board of Directors for Spokane Center for Independent Living, and is an elected representative to the Washington State Association of Headstart/Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program. She has over a decade of lived experience in the criminal legal system and is passionate about changing the way the current system treats human beings. Sabrina is a co-founder of the Eastern Washington Chapter of All of Us or None, and served on the Legal Financial Obligations (LFO) Consortium of the Minority and Justice Commission of the Washington State Supreme Court. She has an Associate’s Degree in Social Services, and plans to pursue her Bachelor’s Degree through Washington State University Online, with a dual focus in Social Work and Criminal Justice. Her long-term educational goal is to go to Gonzaga Law School and become a civil rights attorney.
Mail that includes checks only:
JUSTLEADERSHIPUSA, INC
P.O. Box 23681
New York, NY 10087-3681
All other mail:
P.O. Box 1730, New York, NY 10037
347.454.2195
© 2024 JustLeadershipUSA. All Rights Reserved.
JustLeadershipUSA is a non-partisan organization. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed belong solely to the individual author or speaker, and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the organization.
Since 2014, JustLeadershipUSA has maintained our commitment to ensuring systems-impacted voices are at the forefront of the movement for criminal legal reform, empowering directly impacted leaders in over 45 states with the tools, resources, and connections to transform their work.
Your donation will provide crucial support for our leadership training programs, empowering future generations of leaders and propelling the work of JLUSA and our alumni as we continue to advocate and push reform on issues that matter the most in our communities.
In just 10 years, JLUSA and our network of leaders have worked to dismantle decades of harm caused by the criminal legal system.