April Faith-Slaker is the Associate Director of Research Innovations at the Harvard Access to Justice Lab. In this role, she conducts randomized control trial studies of various access to justice topics. Prior to working at the Lab, she served as Director of the Resource Center for Access to Justice Initiatives at the American Bar Association. She has conducted empirical research on access to justice topics in various settings, including academic and non-profit. She also served as the managing editor for the Political and Legal Anthropology Review from 2007-2016. She has a bachelor's degree from the University of Chicago, a master's from Northwestern University, and a law degree from the University of Wisconsin.