Danielle Wyman graduated in 2025 from Northeastern University School of Law in Boston, MA, and will be spending 2025-2027 as an Impact Litigation Fellow with the Trial Impact Project. While at Northeastern, Danielle took part in the Prisoners' Rights Clinic, representing a man serving a life sentence in front of the Massachusetts parole board. She also engaged in pro bono work with the Public Defender Service for DC and completed three full-time internships. These internships involved representing incarcerated people in civil rights litigation, once at a nonprofit and once with the federal government, as well as working with individuals on Alabama's death row throughout their federal habeas processes. Prior to attending law school, Danielle spent twelve years working in a variety of roles, including as a travel agent for six years.
