Katherine Greenier is the Insights Community Specialist at Floricane, a Richmond, Virginia based business devoted to organizational development. Floricane helps individuals and organizations grow by providing a number of services: strategic planning, leadership and management development, guidance on organizational change, and executive coaching. Katherine is the former Director of the American Civil Liberties Union of VA (ACLU-VA) Reproductive Freedom Project, and the former Director of the ACLU-VA Patricia M. Arnold Women’s Rights Project. She is an alum of New York Law School (NYLS), where she focused her studies on constitutional law and social justice advocacy. Katherine served as co-chair of the NYLS Justice Action Center’s Street Law Project and head of the campus arm of the American Civil Liberties Union. In her second year at NYLS, Katherine was a law student advocate in the Urban Law Clinic where she represented low-income clients in special education hearings and employment discrimination mediation. Katherine also worked with the NYLS Justice Action Center’s Racial Justice Project on “school to prison pipeline” and other education issues, conducting research, assisting in impact litigation, and working with a team of students to research and write an amicus curiae brief on behalf of the University of Texas in the appeal of Fisher v. Texas, before the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. Prior to attending NYLS, Katherine graduated from Mount Holyoke College, with a major in history and minor in political science.