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Linda Malik is an experienced professional specializing in advocacy and community organizing, with a focus on juvenile justice and mass incarceration issues in Massachusetts. Currently serving as the Fair Sentencing Campaign Coordinator at Citizens for Juvenile Justice since February 2014, Linda engages various stakeholders to promote fair sentencing practices for juveniles sentenced to life without parole. As a co-founder and Coordinator of the Campaign to End Mass Incarceration since February 2013, efforts are directed towards educating communities and advocating for legislative changes to address racial biases in drug-related criminalization. Linda's previous roles include a Residential Program Manager at Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships and various outreach-oriented positions, where expertise in energy conservation and community engagement was developed. Linda holds a Master of Science in Environmental Studies from Antioch University New England and a Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design and Marketing from Buffalo State University.