Justine Andronici is an attorney, writer, advocate, and organizational leader with more than two decades of experience representing and advocating for survivors of sexual abuse, sexual assault, domestic violence, and discrimination.

Her legal work has included direct representation, civil litigation, and the development of trauma-informed legal services that support survivors’ agency and decision-making, with a focus on their rights, dignity, and institutional accountability.

She spearheaded the formation of the multi-firm legal team representing survivors in the Jerry Sandusky/Penn State sexual abuse cases. She has also launched and led several legal services programs for survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence.

Her career spans national women’s rights and civil rights advocacy, survivor-centered attorney training, public education, policy advocacy, and organizational consulting. Her writing and public commentary draw on this experience to examine survivors’ rights, women’s rights, and institutional accountability.

Justine is also co-owner, general counsel, and a senior operations leader at a mission-driven publishing company focused on public lands, outdoor recreation, and community engagement.

A longtime yoga and mindfulness practitioner and avid outdoorswoman, she brings a commitment to resilience, wellbeing, and connection with the natural world to her work and life. 
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Learn more about Justine's Background and read her public commentary and advocacy writing.