Matthew is a Public Interest/Public Service Scholar at the Washington College of Law, where he is also a Student Attorney in the Disability Rights Law Clinic, Senior Staff for the American University International Law Review, Co-Director of the Disability Law Society, as well as recipient of the Morris & Claire Krauthamer Prize in Disabilities Law. During law school, he has interned at the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and the Disability Rights Section of the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division in addition to conducting summer legal research projects in Argentina and Mexico. His Argentinian research has recently appeared in the Nordic Journal of Human Rights. Matthew currently directs the Harvard Law School Project on Disability’s Bangladesh Program, where he began working after volunteering with Indian and Bangladeshi disability organizations during a yearlong postgraduate fellowship from Harvard University (’08). Originally from Mountainside, NJ, Matthew has also worked for TIME magazine and attended Regis High School (’04). He owes his interest in disability rights work to his younger sister.