Juliana is the Program Manager for Learning and Development at the Acacia Center for Justice, where she provides training and technical assistance to legal service providers in the National Qualified Representative Program and the Counsel for Children Initiative. Before joining Acacia, she spent six years representing families and children in removal and family law proceedings. As an Equal Justice Works Fellow, Juliana worked at the intersection of immigration, healthcare, and reproductive justice, directing a medical-legal partnership at a community-based health center. She earned her J.D. from NYU School of Law, where she was a Latinx Rights Scholar and Hays Civil Liberties Fellow, and a B.A. from Haverford College. She and her family are bicoastal, splitting time between the California Bay Area and an island off the coast of Maine.