Contributors
Kristen Smith Dayley
Director of Partnerships
Kristen has lived in Washington State since 2002, after many years in the Boston/Rhode Island area, Southern Indiana, and Southern California. Kristen is a practicing attorney and mother of four. In 2015 she felt compelled to do something to stand up for refugees and began representing asylum seekers on a pro bono basis through the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project. After being a fan of TSOS for over a year (and having purchased multiple copies of their book), Kristen began volunteering with TSOS in November 2019 and serves as TSOS’ Director of Partnerships.
Elsewhere
- I Want the World to Know Me as Someone Who is a Helper in the Community
- I am Part of Something Much Bigger Than Myself
- Building Community While Running From War
- I Will Work with Refugees for the Rest of My Life. They are Such Good People.
- Everyone was Desperate
- The Difference Between Politics and People
- Bridging Gaps and Fostering Hope in Kansas City
- A Ukrainian Scientist on the Russian War, Hard Work, and Human Rights