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Scott Crain is an Adjunct Professor and statewide advocacy counsel for the Northwest Justice Project (NJP) in Seattle, Washington. His work focuses on litigation support, training, and leadership for NJP lawyers advocating low-income individuals' rights to safe, stable housing free from discrimination.
- Education: B.S. in Mathematics, Seattle University
- Education: J.D. (cum laude), University of Minnesota (Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Law and Inequality)
Crain co-founded NJP's Medical Legal Partnership (MLP) and has litigated public benefit issues for Medicaid-eligible children, including preventing TANF reductions and expanding autism services. His research and practice span housing rights, civil rights litigation, and medical-legal collaboration.
His publications address affordable housing litigation and rural housing preservation. Awards include cum laude recognition at the University of Minnesota and a leadership role in legal scholarship through the Journal of Law and Inequality.
