Fresh out of law school, Meg took a job with the Disability Law Center of Alaska in Anchorage, sight unseen. This job not only brought her to Alaska, but gave her valuable experience working on systemic issues. Meg still practices law, but has shifted her focus to community and neighborhood engagement by establishing and running the Anchorage Community House. This low-cost space provides a place for community events such as children's art classes and book club meetings, and has been invaluable in teaching Meg how to help improve various communities. Each year she volunteers at the MLK Day Legal Clinic, and she says that this experience “…always grounds me in the needs of our community as well as the impact volunteers can make." Meg lives in Midtown with her husband Zach, their daughter Zelda, and two dogs.