Will Tentindo

Will Tentindo, J.D., is a Staff Attorney at the Williams Institute. In this role, he conducts legal research and analysis for the Institute and supports the Institute’s academic programs. His research interests include reproductive justice and healthcare, incarceration and the criminal justice system, and intersectional discrimination. He received his J.D. from UCLA School of Law with a concentration in Critical Race Studies. During law school, he was an Articles Editor and the Outreach Manager for the Dukeminier Awards Journal for Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Law, and he now serves as the Williams Institute’s Advisor to the Journal. He also received his bachelor’s degree in journalism with minors in political science and film & television from Boston University. Prior to joining as a staff attorney, Will was also a legal fellow at the Williams Institute.