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Santa Clara law student spends the summer with the Rich Coast Project

Santa Clara law student Brittany Delbridge spent her summer as an intern and research assistant with the Rich Coast Project, helping us conduct community outreach, develop important background research, and develop organizational strategies to help us keep moving forward.

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