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Grant Committee 

Dana Wood, Grant Writer

Dana Wood recently completed a PhD in developmental psychology at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.   Since January of 2010, she has been a National Institute of Child Health and Development Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Education at UCLA.  She is currently conducting a research project that examines how urban adolescents' experiences with poverty and racial discrimination constrain their educational outcomes, and on the protective role that educational institutions can play in these processes.  Dana's interest in how social and economic status impact individuals' experiences within the justice system inspired her to work with Innocence Matters.

Martha Wisbey, Grant Writer

Martha E. Wisbey, Ph.D., LCSW, received her degrees from the University of Georgia an hails from Miami, Florida.  She is currently working as the Associate Director in the Office of Disability Services within the unit of Community and Diversity.  Her work spans twenty years where she served as an academic advisor, college counselor, Assistant Professor in Counseling and in the School of Social Work at UGA, in addition to being the Dean of Students at two different institutions and serving a myriad of roles and responsibilities at both public and private institutions, ranging in size from small liberal arts to large research institutions.  Her research, service and teaching interests ranges from women's indentity development, disability education to multicultural awareness, social justice and models of diverse student development.  

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Redondo Beach, CA

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