Marian graduated Berkeley Law in 2025. Throughout law school, Marian was interested in the holistic representation of people with intersecting vulnerabilities. At Berkeley Law, she participated as a leader with La Alianza Workers’ and Tenants’ Rights project and spent two semesters advocating for justice with the Human Rights Clinic. Outside of law school, she continued volunteering as a Spanish interpreter for asylum cases with Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area (LCCRSF) and as a teacher at Mt. Tamalpais College within San Quentin State Prison.

Marian’s involvement with EBCLC began as a Clean Slate unit student during her 1L summer and then proceeded to serve on EBCLC’s board for two years as a student board member. After law school, Marian returned to EBCLC as the Brian Lewinstein Public Interest Fellow 2025-2027, joining the Education Justice and Youth Defense (EDJY) unit with the intent to further her advocacy in education as a tool for justice and in ensuring that young people in the community remain safe and free.