Andru Volinsky

Andru Volinsky is an Adjunct Professor at the Carsey School of Public Policy at the University of New Hampshire, where he teaches Strategy & Practice of Public Policy in the Master in Public Policy (MPP) program. His career uniquely combines legal expertise with public policy advocacy and leadership.

His educational background includes a J.D. from George Washington University Law School and a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Miami.

Volinsky's research and professional interests center on public policy, constitutional and education law, civil rights, and democratic governance. His work bridges legal practice and policy reform, particularly in education funding and social justice. He has been deeply involved in landmark litigation and public service initiatives.

While no recent articles are listed, his professional contributions reflect a strong focus on law, policy implementation, and advocacy in public institutions.

• Legal counsel, ACLU of New Hampshire
• Board member, Rights and Democracy
• Board member, Manchester Community Health Center
• NH counsel to Bernie Sanders (2016)
• Elected member, NH Executive Council (two terms)

Andru Volinsky has advised on major public interest litigation and policy campaigns. Though no formal grants are mentioned, his work has been supported through advocacy organizations and legal appointments. He played a central role in the Claremont School Funding cases, advancing constitutional education rights in New Hampshire.

He is actively engaged with civic and policy organizations, contributing legal and strategic leadership to teams focused on civil liberties, public health, and democratic participation.