Legal Aid Chicago
Noah Glaser currently serves as the Grants Financial Manager at Legal Aid Chicago, overseeing a significant portfolio of government and foundation grants aimed at providing legal services to low-income individuals. With a strong background in history education, Noah was a PhD candidate at the University of Illinois Chicago, where a book-length dissertation focused on the economic and cultural history of the French Intervention in Mexico was completed. In addition to teaching roles at the University of Illinois Chicago and Loyola University Chicago, Noah has experience in fundraising research at the Chicago History Museum and has contributed as a writing tutor and research intern in various capacities. Noah holds a Doctor of Philosophy in History from the University of Illinois Chicago and a Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of Chicago.
Legal Aid Chicago
For more than 50 years, Legal Aid Chicago (formerly LAF) has provided free legal services in civil matters to Cook County residents living in poverty and other vulnerable members of our community--including seniors, veterans, and survivors of domestic violence.