East Boston Harborside Community School

Leah is a passionate Program Coordinator for an adult education program that provides free educational opportunities to residents of Boston and the surrounding communities. With a deep commitment to advocating for equal access to education, food, and basic needs—especially for immigrants and underserved populations—Leah works tirelessly to ensure that everyone has the tools and support they need to succeed.

Leah’s passion for food justice is central to her work and personal life. She believes that everyone should have access to fresh, affordable food, and she is actively involved in initiatives that promote food security. Outside of her advocacy work, Leah enjoys cooking, exploring new restaurants, and sharing meals with friends and family. She is also an avid hiker and traveler, always looking for new adventures and ways to connect with people and cultures.

In addition to her work as a Program Coordinator, Leah serves as an Educational Coach, collaborating with education programs across Massachusetts to improve curriculum, programming, and instructional design. She holds a Master's degree in Educational Public Policy from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, and her expertise has led to significant improvements in adult education and community-based learning.

A proud member of the East Boston community, Leah thrives in environments where collaboration, learning, and listening are central values. She is deeply committed to building stronger, more inclusive communities through education, advocacy, and food justice..