Donna R. Euben

Counsel, American Association of University Professors
Washington, DC

Donna Euben is a consultant on nonprofit advocacy issues and leads workshops on lobbying and relevant federal tax laws that govern advocacy activities of charitable organizations.

Counsel at the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), where on higher education legal issues she presents, writes and advises college and university faculty, administrators, lawyers and others. She previously served as Nonprofit Advocacy Counsel at the Alliance for Justice where she conducted over 100 workshops, provided technical assistance, and produced legal guides for nonprofit organizations on permissible advocacy activities under federal tax and election law. She also practiced labor and employment law as an associate in a unionside law firm. Before her legal career, Ms. Euben was an organizer and lobbyist for a number of public interest groups, including 9to5, the National Association of Working Women and the Child Care Action Campaign.

Ms. Euben has conducted lobbying workshops for a number of public health organizations, including the Mid-Atlantic Health Leadership Institute, the Smokefree Maryland Coalition, and the Public Health Leadership Institute of North Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Ms. Euben clerked with Justice Handler of the New Jersey Supreme Court, and is a graduate of Oberlin College and Brooklyn Law School, where she served as Editor-in-Chief of Brooklyn Law Review.