Kendall Psaila

Kendall Psaila is an experienced professional with a strong background in education, law, and publishing. Currently serving as an Auxiliar de Conversación at Comunidad de Madrid since September 2024, Kendall has previously held roles such as Museum Education Intern at the New-York Historical Society, where curriculum projects focused on women's history were developed, and as a Publishing Intern at Spiegel & Grau, assisting with marketing efforts and manuscript evaluations. Prior legal experience includes a Legal Intern position at Pace Women's Justice Center, where Kendall supported victims of domestic violence, and a Conditions of Confinement Project Intern role at the Center for Appellate Litigation, advocating for incarcerated clients. Kendall also demonstrated leadership as the Center Director at the Columbia Policy Institute, working on voter registration advocacy, and as a Print Editor for the Columbia Undergraduate Law Review. Educational qualifications include a Bachelor of Arts in History and Spanish & Latin American Studies from Barnard College.