Our Team
Kaitlyn Pieper is the Executive Director of the Utah Center for Legal Inclusion. Kaitlyn came to UCLI after spending time at the Salt Lake Chamber as the Director of Community Policy, where she led out on housing affordability efforts, supported rural engagement initiatives, and strengthened community partnerships. At the onset of the pandemic, she led Hope Corps’ vanguard program as the liaison for minority and women-owned businesses. She has been a Research Associate with Utah Women & Leadership Project. In previous positions, Kaitlyn worked in translation services – both as an interpreter in the local community and as a translation manager, where she traveled globally to deliver training. She has also regularly taught university courses on world literature. Kaitlyn earned a master’s degree from SOAS, University of London. She speaks multiple languages and enjoys people, travel, and hot springs.
Sabrina Ruiz-Monroy, Associate Director
Sabrina Ruiz-Monroy is the Associate Director at UCLI. She is excited to serve the Utah County community and bring her background in environmental studies and international development from Brigham Young University. Growing up in South Florida, she was guided by values of civility and justice, especially in social and environmental spaces, and she aspires to live those values daily in this role. Sabrina grew up with mentors who cared so much about her and for that she is beyond grateful. Now she is here to be that support for others. One phrase from Sabrina’s family resonates deeply with her: De muchos, ser uno. Be the one to show kindness, to lend support, to speak up, to stay curious, and to inspire change. As she prepares to enter the field of law, she looks forward to working alongside like-minded individuals who are both resolute and compassionate, committed to building a more just and inclusive Utah.
Helen Wang, Operations Manager
Helen Wang is the Administrative Coordinator at the Utah Center for Legal Inclusion. She recently graduated from the University of Utah with an Honors B.S. in Biochemistry and minors in Health, Environmental & Sustainability Studies, and Sociology. Throughout her undergraduate career, Helen has been deeply involved in community-focused initiatives, including programs like Alternative Breaks, the College Community Engagement Council, and Connect2Health. In these roles, she supported and engaged with many student leaders, while promoting an interdisciplinary approach to community action. As she prepares to pursue law school, Helen seeks to create meaningful impact by working directly with communities and uplift others to reach their fullest potential. In her free time, she loves watching Twilight and reading!
