Sabina joined Bloch & White as a paralegal in March of 2026. Sabina graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Brown University in 2025, earning a B.A. in International and Public Affairs. Following her graduation, she interned with the International Rescue Committee and served as a paralegal at an immigration firm in New York, where she supported clients with employment and family-based immigration matters. At Brown, Sabina focused her senior thesis on humanitarian aid programming for women in refugee camps engaged in sex work, earning departmental honors. Additionally, she was awarded a university research grant to assist UNOCHA with a report regarding the use of armed escorts in humanitarian work, which was published at the Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Studies with the Watson Institute. Sabina spent her undergraduate summers interning at the New York Legal Assistance Group,  the NYC nonprofit Part of the Solution, and the Ford Foundation.