Gabrielle Lewis is a rising third-year student at Harvard Law School, where she concentrates on gender-based violence and reproductive rights. Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, she is committed to advocating for survivors and addressing the systemic inequities that drive gender-based harm.

Gabrielle earned her B.A. from the University of Michigan, where she double majored in Organizational Studies and Psychology and minored in Business Administration. Her professional experience spans both the private and public sectors, including roles in corporate law, commercial real estate, and public health policy.

At Harvard, Gabrielle plays an active role in student well-being initiatives. She serves on the Law School’s Wellbeing Working Group and the university-wide Wellbeing Council, working to promote mental health and wellness across campus. She brings her passion for wellness and her background in psychology to her legal work, anchoring her approach in empathy and a commitment to holistic client support.

Gabrielle is honored to contribute to the firm’s mission of serving and empowering victims, survivors, and their families.