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Marcony Almeida 
Organizing Director 
  (617) 350-5480 x205
        
        
         
 
Angela M. Amell
Business Manager
(617) 350-5480 x210
        
        
 
Erik Balsbaugh
Organizer
(617)350-5480 x207
        
        
        
Rachel Bernard
Director of Development
(617) 350-5480 x218
        
        
        
Eva Castillo
NH Immigrant project Organizer  
   (603) 661-2873 
 
        
        
       
David Estella  
Campaign Organizer  
(617) 350-5480 x219
        
        
        
Claudia Green
 
 Director of Workforce Development and English for New Bostonians  
(617) 350-5480 x203
        
        
        
Eva Millona
Executive Director
     (617) 350-5480 x211 
        
        
      
Sarang Sekhavat
  Federal Policy Director
(617) 350-5480 x212
        
 
        
       
Frank Soults
Communications Director  
   (617) 350-5480 x204
        
        
        
        
Nicole Tambouret
   State Policy Director  
   (617) 350-5480 x222
        
        
        
Filipe Zamborlini
  Organizing Consultant  
(617) 350-5480 x200
        
        
        

Eva A. Millona, Executive Director

Eva A. Millona is the Executive Director at the Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition (MIRA.)  She has been with the organization as of July 1999.  She focuses on providing analyses of federal and state legislation on immigration/naturalization issues, and also on reviewing and analyzing policy changes that affect immigrant communities eligible for immigration benefits.  Prior to joining MIRA she has directed the resettlement program at the Friendly House, Inc in Central MA.  In her native Albania she practiced civil and criminal law.  From 1989-1992 Eva served as a judge in Tirana’s District Court.  She is currently the co-chair of the Governor’s Advisory Council on Refugees and Immigrants.  Eva is a graduate of Clark University and Tirana University, School of Law.  She is the recipient of 2007 Political Asylum Immigration Representation Project (PAIR) Detention Attorney Award, and the 2007 National Lawyers Guild Legal Professional Award.