Ms. Joki graduated summa cum laude, with department honors, from Whitman College (Washington) in 2014. As a Whitman undergraduate, Ms. Joki was a debate team member and coach. She also organized and designed a daylong student-led symposium on power and privilege, the largest and most attended event in the college’s history.
Before and during law school, she interned with the Idaho Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence; she has also held law school internships with the Sheller Center for Social Justice at Temple and the NAACP-Legal Defense Fund in New York. Ms. Joki has served as Co-Chair of Temple’s Law Students for Reproductive Justice and Treasurer for the Family Law Society. Her professional interests include special victims prosecution and civil rights advocacy.
In addition to being a Rubin-Presser Social Justice Fellow, Ms. Joki is a NAACP Legal Defense Fund Earl Warren Fellow and was selected for the Hon. Louis H. Pollak Scholarship in summer 2016.
