Breanna Small

Breanna Small is the NYU School of Law Fellow at Human Rights Watch for 2019-2020. She works in the Children’s Rights Division. During law school, she interned with Asilo in Europa, a refugee policy NGO in Italy, and with the Center for Economic and Social Rights in New York. As a member of NYU Law’s International Organizations Clinic, she conducted research on social protection policies and global governance, and as a member of the law school’s inaugural UN Diplomacy Clinic, she served as Legal Adviser for the Permanent Mission of Antigua and Barbuda to the United Nations. Over the last two years,…

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