Team Moran
ANDREW BALDWIN
Manager of Foundations & Government Relations
ANDY FROELICH
Attorney, Education Advocacy Program
ANNE BRODY-ELOVIC
Paralegal, Criminal Record Relief Program
BRITTANY SIMONS
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
CHLOE REYES
Licensed Clinic Social Worker
CONI BENITEZ
Mental Health Counselor
DONNA MASINI
Program Support Analyst
EBONY STEWART
Office Manager
ELI CHAIDEZ
Development Associate
EMERIC MAZIBUKO
Restorative Justice Coordinator
INA SILVERGLEID
Attorney, Criminal Record Relief Program
KEVIN GRIGSBY
Attorney, School-Based Civil Legal Clinic
KRISTEN KENNARD
Deputy Director / Director of Social Work Services
LEYDA GARCIA-GREENAWALT
Criminal Record Relief Lawyer
LUCA GUACCI
Managing Attorney, Education Advocacy Program
MEGAN MCCLUNG
Managing Attorney, School-Based Civil Legal Clinic
MOLLY FINUCANE
NLADA AmeriCorps VISTA Operations Fellow
PAM CYTRYNBAUM
Restorative Justice Manager
PATRICK KEENAN-DEVLIN
Executive Director & Youth Defense Attorney
RACHEL J. SOLOMON
Director of Development & Communications; Press Contact
SARAH FRUDDEN
Attorney, Education Advocacy Program
SHIRLEY KUZMANIC-GALAN
Director of Operations
TOM VERDUN
Director of Legal Services; Adult Criminal and Expungement Attorney
ANDREW BALDWIN
Manager of Foundations & Government Relations
(he/him)
- abaldwin@moran-center.org
ANDY FROELICH
Attorney, Education Advocacy Program
(he/him) Andy Froelich is an attorney for the Moran Center's Education Advocacy Program, having supported the Moran Center's EAP Rogers Park Pilot initiative as an Equal Justice Works Fellow. Andy has worked as an education advocate at the Moran Center since 2020, graduating from Loyola University Chicago School of Law. Throughout law school, Andy advocated for children in education, child protection, and domestic relations matters through his work with Loyola’s ChildLaw Clinic and Stand Up For Each Other Chicago (SUFEO).
- afroelich@moran-center.org
ANNE BRODY-ELOVIC
Paralegal, Criminal Record Relief Program
(she/her)
- abrody@moran-center.org
BRITTANY SIMONS
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
(she/her) Brittany Simons is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who joined the Moran Center's team of mental health professionals in 2023 after working with youth for many years in settings including schools, juvenile hall, and in the community. Prior to joining the Moran Center, Brittany worked for 3 1/2 years with adults experiencing homelessness. Brittany is eager to work alongside a team approaching social work and advancing justice in holistic and healing-centered ways. Brittany earned her Master of Arts in Social Work (emphasis in Children, Youth, and Families) from San Jose State University and Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (emphasis in Social Issues) from California State University.
- bsimons@moran-center.org
CHLOE REYES
Licensed Clinic Social Worker
(she/her) Chloe Reyes, LCSW provides both individual counseling and case management support for Moran Center clients. She attained her Master's in Social Work from the University of Chicago, and has experience conducting individual and group therapy for both adults and children and has worked with populations including individuals struggling with substance use and/or incarcerated individuals.
- creyes@moran-center.org
CONI BENITEZ
Mental Health Counselor
(she/her)
- cbenitez@moran-center.org
DONNA MASINI
Program Support Analyst
(she/her) As the Moran Center's Program Support Analyst, Donna Masini provides broad oversight and execution of reporting capabilities for the agency's programmatic work and is the key contributor to the data planning, consolidation, and reporting processes. She has a business background in marketing, sales, and finance, as well as a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from Northern Illinois University.
- dmasini@moran-center.org
EBONY STEWART
Office Manager
(she/her)
- estewart@moran-center.org
ELI CHAIDEZ
Development Associate
(she/her)
- echaidez@moran-center.org
EMERIC MAZIBUKO
Restorative Justice Coordinator
(he/him)
- emazibuko@moran-center.org
INA SILVERGLEID
Attorney, Criminal Record Relief Program
(she/her) Ina Silvergleid is the "go-to" person for all things related to expunging and sealing court records. She is a 1990 graduate of IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law, where she graduated Order of Coif. Ina holds a bachelor’s degree in Communications from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Leveraging two decades of legal experience in both government and private practice, Ina assists adults with legal remedies for the removal of criminal history information, removing barriers to employment, education, and housing.
- 847-492-1410
- isilvergleid@moran-center.org
KEVIN GRIGSBY
Attorney, School-Based Civil Legal Clinic
(he/him)
- kgrigsby@moran-center.org
KRISTEN KENNARD
Deputy Director / Director of Social Work Services
(she/her) Kristen Kennard has served as the Moran Center's Deputy Director since 2016, while holding the role of Director of Social Work Services since 2010. She is a licensed clinical social worker with experience in youth and family counseling. As the Deputy Director and Director of Social Work Services, Kristen conducts social work assessments for Moran Center clients, provides individualized therapy and case management and also supervises social work programming. Prior to joining the Moran Center, Kristen’s work included facilitating rehabilitation and problem-solving groups in a juvenile detention center, as well as crisis management counseling with locked-out and runaway youth. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Eastern Illinois University and a Masters of Social Work from Loyola University Chicago.
- 847-492-1410
- kkennard@moran-center.org
LEYDA GARCIA-GREENAWALT
Criminal Record Relief Lawyer
(she/they) Leyda Garcia-Greenawalt is a lawyer at the Moran Center's Criminal Record Relief Practice and is a graduate of Loyola University Chicago School of Law. Before going to law school, Leyda obtained her bachelor's and master's in social work from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana. They have vast experience in child welfare law and policy and enjoy conducting research in that area.
- 847-492-1410 x109
- leyda@moran-center.org
LUCA GUACCI
Managing Attorney, Education Advocacy Program
(he/they) Luca Guacci serves as the Managing Attorney for the Moran Center's Education Advocacy Program. Prior to joining the Moran Center, Luca was a Senior Attorney at Housing Conservation Coordinators (HCC) representing low-income tenants in eviction proceedings in New York City Housing Court with the goal of strengthening and preserving affordable housing. He was a Clinical Faculty member at the University of Miami School of Law’s Children and Youth Law Clinic teaching and mentoring law students to represent children in the foster care system. Luca also worked at the Legal Aid Society in NYC defending children and youth with delinquency matters in the juvenile justice system. They are a tri-barred lawyer in New York, Florida, and Illinois, and received their B.A. with a dual-major in Philosophy and Gender Studies from the University of Florida. In 2004, Luca earned his J.D. from CUNY School of Law and has been practicing public interest law ever since.
- lguacci@moran-center.org
MEGAN MCCLUNG
Managing Attorney, School-Based Civil Legal Clinic
(she/her) Megan McClung serves as Managing Attorney of the Moran Center's School-Based Civil Legal Clinic. As part of her work, she coordinates volunteer legal skills trainings, oversees pro bono assignments, and represents clients in civil matters. Prior to joining the Moran Center in 2019, Megan trained lawyers and coordinated two pro bono programs for the Chicago Bar Association, in addition to providing trial skills training courses through the CBA College of Trial Advocacy. For more than 15 years, she has been a Trial Practice adjunct professor for Loyola University Chicago School of Law. A former Assistant Corporation Counsel for the City of Chicago Law Department, she defended the City in tort-related matters and prosecuted building and land use violations. She graduated from Northern Illinois University School of Law cum laude and received her B.A. in Sociology from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana.
- mmcclung@moran-center.org
MOLLY FINUCANE
NLADA AmeriCorps VISTA Operations Fellow
(she/her)
- mfinucane@moran-center.org
PAM CYTRYNBAUM
Restorative Justice Manager
(she/her) Pam Cytrynbaum is a longtime restorative circle keeper in Evanston, a veteran investigative journalist, and an educator. As Moran Center’s Restorative Justice Manager, Pam offers community-building circle keeping; provides training, support, and coaching to organizations and community members interested in embedding restorative philosophy and practices within their work and lives; and directs advocacy efforts to promote the adoption of restorative justice practices within public institutions, including schools districts and the criminal legal system.
- pjc@moran-center.org
PATRICK KEENAN-DEVLIN
Executive Director & Youth Defense Attorney
(he/him) Patrick Keenan-Devlin was named Executive Director on July 1, 2016. In addition to ensuring the effective implementation of the Moran Center’s strategic vision, Patrick continues to represent youth in juvenile delinquency proceedings and serves as a certified trainer in juvenile defense practices. He previously served as the Deputy Director/Staff Attorney of the Moran Center - representing youth in juvenile delinquency and school law proceedings, as well as leading the agency's development efforts. His experience in the area of public policy in Illinois, as well as his strong ties to the community, serve him well in his role at the Moran Center. Patrick previously worked as the Health Policy Advocate for the Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law and as Legislative Director of Citizen Action/Illinois. He has also held numerous leadership roles in various local civic and community organizations, and graduated cum laude from Northwestern University with a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Music, and then received his law degree from Loyola University Chicago School of Law. He serves on the Boards of the Sheil Catholic Center at Northwestern University and Citizen Action/Illinois.
- pkeenandevlin@moran-center.org
RACHEL J. SOLOMON
Director of Development & Communications; Press Contact
(she/her) Rachel J. Solomon, CFRE is the Director of Development & Communications at the James B. Moran Center for Youth Advocacy. With more than a decade of experience in nonprofit fundraising, media and community engagement, Rachel’s purpose is to fuel community advocacy through philanthropy. Rachel graduated magna cum laude from Virginia Commonwealth University and holds professional certificates in Nonprofit Management and Fundraising from the University of Richmond and the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy.
- 224-765-0994
- rsolomon@moran-center.org
SARAH FRUDDEN
Attorney, Education Advocacy Program
(she/her) Sarah Frudden began her work at the Moran Center as a volunteer in the Education Advocacy Program. She is a graduate from University of Wisconsin-Madison with a degree in Economics. Ms. Frudden went on to graduate from University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School and the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Business with a Master of Science in Real Estate Appraisal and Investment Analysis. She worked in real estate finance as a portfolio manager, and was an active volunteer for District 65 for many years.
- sfrudden@moran-center.org
SHIRLEY KUZMANIC-GALAN
Director of Operations
(she/her)
- shirley@moran-center.org
TOM VERDUN
Director of Legal Services; Adult Criminal and Expungement Attorney
(he/him) Tom is a highly experienced criminal defense attorney with more than 40 years of experience in the legal profession. Tom served as Senior Staff Attorney at the Moran Center since 2003 prior to being named Director of Legal Services on July 1, 2016. In addition to representing and advocating for clients, Tom directs all of the Center’s legal service programs, including the Moran Center’s Criminal Record Relief Program. Before joining the Moran Center team, Tom served with distinction as an attorney for the Law Office of the Cook County Public Defender. As an Assistant Public Defender, he handled hundreds of cases, ranging from drug charges to murder charges. For more than 15 years, Tom was a member of the Homicide Task Force and defended numerous clients on capital cases. He is a graduate of The John Marshall Law School and Illinois State University, where he graduated with honors.
- 847-492-1410
- tverdun@moran-center.org
