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Lody Friedman has extensive experience in educational and advocacy roles focused on special education and support for children with diverse needs. Currently, Lody serves as a 3rd Grade Special Education Teacher at Match Education, having previously held positions as a Teacher Resident and 2nd Grade In-Class Tutor. Responsibilities include lesson planning, classroom management, and providing differentiated instruction for students with special needs. Lody co-founded and served as Co-President of Fostering Hope at UPenn, enhancing support for foster children in Philadelphia. Additional roles include research assistant positions at Penn and the City Controller's Office, and involvement with organizations advocating for children with autism and foster youth. Educational qualifications include a Master's in Effective Teaching from Charles Sposato Graduate School of Education and a Bachelor's in Psychology and Criminology from the University of Pennsylvania.