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Alfred Fraijo went to law school to pursue a career in social justice and civil rights.  He worked as a law clerk for a nonprofit tackling brownfields redevelopment in underserved communities.  That experience led Fraijo to becoming a land use attorney focused on urban infill, housing and green infrastructure to promote resilience and economic development in California.  Fraijo’s project for Friends of the Hollywood Central Park, a 38-acre park that creates a public space at street level and reunites historically separated communities, was also highlighted.