Farah Farah serves as the Skaggs Homeless Youth Fellow at LASCO, where he is dedicated to expanding access to justice for disadvantaged communities. His passion for law first took shape after the pandemic and was strengthened through internships with CAIR-Ohio in the summers of 2021 and 2022. Committed to Public Interest law, Farah went on to intern with the Federal Public Defenders following his 2L year and later worked as a research assistant at Moritz, focusing on legal work concerning law enforcement, the constitutionality of state persecution of community activists and the history of movement lawyering.

Farah shares: “What I love most about working at LASCO is the central mission to deliver critical legal assistance to marginalized communities and provide resources that people would not have access to otherwise. Everyone in the office is committed to the same purpose—tirelessly advocating for people when other aspects of the world have failed them. I'm excited to contribute to such a rich legacy.”

Education

• The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law (JD, 2025)
• Denison University (BA in History & Anthropology/Sociology, 2022)
  

Personal Information

Farah is a lifelong Columbus resident and a proud graduate of Columbus City Schools.