Marlene Morales Melo is the Deputy Director of Advocacy at the Legal Aid Society of Northeastern New York. An alumna of Cornell University and the University at Buffalo School of Law, she leads advocacy strategies and supervises multiple legal programs, including the Education Law Project and Worker Protection Program.
Her career is dedicated to serving low-income and vulnerable communities, specializing in housing law, foreclosure defense, and consumer protection. She has progressed through various roles at the Legal Aid Society since 2012, consistently focusing on equity and justice for those in need.
She started her legal career as a volunteer assistant attorney general in the NYS Attorney Generals Bureau of Consumer Frauds and Protection.
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