Lydia Broderick

Lydia Broderick is a skilled paralegal currently employed at MetroWest Legal Services since November 2023. Alongside this role, Lydia also works as a Test Prep Instructor at The Princeton Review, teaching courses and individual tutorials for students preparing for the SAT and ACT since August 2021. Previous experience includes serving as a Programs Intern at Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen, Inc. through Yale's President's Public Service Fellowship, where valuable insight into community service operations was gained. Lydia contributed as a National Development Fellow and Connecticut Steering Committee Member at The Every Voice Coalition, focusing on funding for student organizing against campus sexual violence, and volunteered in Legal & Court Advocacy Services at The Center for Family Justice, researching eviction protections for domestic violence survivors. Earlier work as a Housing Intern at ABCD Housing and Homelessness Prevention Department involved reviewing case files and enhancing administrative processes. Lydia holds a Bachelor of Arts in History from Yale University, graduating in May 2023, and a high school diploma from The Winsor School.