Elizabeth Neoman is a recent graduate of NYU Law and a volunteer organizer with the Palestinian Youth Movement DMV chapter. Prior to joining the Partnership for Civil Justice Fund, Elizabeth interned at Palestine Legal, working on litigation and research in support of pro-Palestine advocates. She has also interned at the Surveillance Technology and Oversight Project, where she worked on anti-surveillance policy and research, and at Reprieve UK, where she assisted with death penalty cases and death penalty abolition campaigns in the MENA region.

While in law school, Elizabeth was a board member of Law Students for Justice in Palestine and NYU MENALSA, a student advocate with the Immigrant Rights Clinic and the Parole Advocacy Project, a research assistant, and a volunteer member of the Palestinian Youth Movement New York chapter. Before attending law school, Elizabeth graduated from UC Berkeley with a bachelors in English. At Berkeley, she was an opinion editor at the Daily Californian and a member of Students for Justice in Palestine.