NAACP Legal Defense Fund : Defend, Educate, Empower

Natasha Korgaonkar joined the staff of LDF in March 2011 as Assistant Counsel in the Political Participation Group. Her work at LDF includes litigation under the Voting Rights Act and National Voter Registration Act, and work related to felon disfranchisement and prison-based gerrymandering. After law school, Natasha worked at the Corporation for Civil Action and Education in San Juan, an organization that provides direct legal services to prisoners throughout Puerto Rico. Immediately prior to joining LDF, Natasha worked as a litigation associate at Covington & Burling LLP.

Natasha graduated from Columbia Law School, where she was Chapter Editor of A Jailhouse Lawyer’s Manual, published by the Columbia Human Rights Law Review. She graduated from Brown University with an A.B., with honors, in African American Studies and History, and holds an M.A. in African American Studies from Columbia University.