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Darrah Sipe is a second-year social administration student at the School of Social Service Administration. After receiving her B.A. from Wesleyan University in 2007, she spent the next three years working at a maternal and child health advocacy non-profit in Philadelphia. Darrah also has experience volunteering with an immigrant justice group in Southeastern Pennsylvania, where she worked on immigration reform efforts and provided support and counseling to individuals facing deportation. Her current field placement is at Arise Worker Center, where she helps organize workplace campaigns for low-wage laborers. Lindsey Whitlock is a second-year social administration student in the Poverty and Inequality Program at the School of Social Service Administration. She received her B.B.A. from Emory University’s Goizueta Business School with a minor in Sociology. Her current field placement is at The Field Foundation of Illinois where she is performing the duties of a program officer. She also serves as co-chair of SSA’s Feminist Student Association. Her professional interests include philanthropy, work-family policy, and nonprofit consulting. 62
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