Adrien A. Weibgen is an attorney and policy advocate with over a decade of experience in racial justice work. Currently, Adrien is the 2019 Senior Policy Fellow at the Association for Neighborhood & Housing Development. In this capacity, Adrien supports policy campaigns related to reform of the New York City charter and provides technical and strategic support to community coalitions organizing around proposed rezonings throughout NYC.

Prior to ANHD, Adrien was a founder of, and staff attorney in, the Equitable Neighborhoods practice of the Community Development Project, which partners with directly impacted residents organizing to support the self-determination and thriving of low-income New Yorkers. Adrien previously worked in the American Civil Liberties Union Racial Justice Program, where their work focused on school segregation and school-to-prison pipeline issues, and at the Center for Social Inclusion (now Race Forward).

Adrien’s work has been published in The Yale Law Journal and the Daily News and featured in The New York Times, City Limits, City & State, and elsewhere. Adrien is a graduate of Yale Law School and Wesleyan University and a 2018 NextCity Vanguard.