Biography

Kathleen A. Kelly is a clinical teaching fellow at the law school’s International Human Rights Clinic, where she is helping to launch the Stanford Law School International Human Rights Clinic in Namibia. In addition to co-teaching a clinical seminar, she assists students on clinic projects and helps the law school establish relationships with international NGOs.

Prior to coming to Stanford, Kelly was an associate at Thelen, Reid Brown Raysman & Steiner, LLP. She is also the president and co-founder of Spark, a San Francisco-based nonprofit that is building a community of young people dedicated to addressing patterns of gender inequality around the world. Kelly, who was named the 2007 San Francisco Young Nonprofit Professionals’ Board Leader of the Year, holds a JD from the University of California at Berkeley School of Law (Boalt Hall).

Field of Interest/Expertise

• International Human Rights, Public Interest Practice, Clinical Education, Immigration

Courses & Programs

Programs

• International Human Rights Clinic, Clinical Teaching Fellow