Priscilla Huang

Priscilla Huang is Policy and Programs Director for the National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum (NAPAWF) where she oversees the reproductive justice, anti-trafficking and immigrant rights programs. Priscilla was a Georgetown Women’s Law and Public Policy fellow, and the recipient of Choice USA’s 2007 “Courting Justice” Generation Award. Prior to NAPAWF, she worked on gender-based employment discrimination cases at Equal Rights Advocates, performed policy work at the National Abortion Federation, and served on the national board of Law Students for Reproductive Justice. She coordinated after-school programs at an emergency homeless shelter for women and children as an AmeriCorps volunteer, and worked as a child case manager at a transitional housing program for families with a history of homelessness and domestic violence.

Priscilla holds a law degree from American University, Washington College of Law, where she was a Public Interest/Public Service Scholar. Her work has appeared in the Harvard Law and Policy Review, Feministing.com, RH Reality Check and other publications. Priscilla graduated with a B.A. in English and Philosophy from Boston College. She is a member of the Maryland Bar.