Amina Fazlullah is a Media Reform Advocate and staff attorney with
U.S. PIRG specializing in media, technology and digital consumer
rights. Based in Washington, D.C., she works on the organization's
efforts to advance media reform goals to ensure diversity of
viewpoints, protect localism, and prevent the monopolization of the
country’s media outlets. Ms. Fazlullah also monitors the FCC, FTC and
DOJ Antitrust with respect to the telecommunications industry, and is
currently engaged in legislative efforts to include Net Neutrality
protections.
She received her J.D. from the University of
Minnesota Law School and a B.A. (Telecommunications) from the
Pennsylvania State University. During her last year of law school she
served as an extern with the Honorable Chief Judge James M. Rosenbaum
of the United States District Court of Minnesota. She also has
experience working as a law clerk at the Federal Communications
Commission’s Office of Strategic Planning and Policy Analysis, the
Equal Employment Commission’s Office of Legal Counsel and at the
Electronic Privacy Information Center. Prior to law school, she worked
in California where she held several tech, film and media related jobs
and also worked as a client advocate with the Bar Association of San
Francisco’s Volunteer Legal Services Program.
