Ann Marie Yohe

Ann Marie Yohe is a retired volunteer and seasoned legal professional with a career spanning over three decades in law, education, management, operations, and public service. She has held pivotal positions including Leader for Schools in the OASIS children’s program and Clerk in court, and other legal institutions, demonstrating her leadership and commitment to community impact. Her work has encompassed criminal law, dispute resolution, and global legal issues, with a particular focus on human trafficking, anti-terrorism, and disaster response, reflecting her dedication to addressing complex societal challenges. Ann Marie holds two Master of Law (LL.M.) degrees in International Law and Legal Studies from the University of Cambridge, Queens College and Georgetown University School of Law. She also received her Juris Doctorate (J.D.) from City University of New York focusing on consitutional, criminal, and human rights. Ms. Yohe worked at at a Wall Street Law Firm focusing on trial work and evidentiary matters. She studied at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy and Oxford University, England, toward her J.D., further enhancing her expertise in international law. Her academic and professional pursuits include extensive experience in human rights, labor law, immigration law, and labor law, complemented by practical work supporting vulnerable populations. She has provided pro bono services to homeless individuals, halfway houses, and legal matters in criminal courts, empowering people to regain independence and confidence. Beyond her professional achievements, Ann Marie is deeply committed to mentoring, education, and community engagement. She served as Lead Tutor for the OASIS program in Ashburton and Luxmanor Elementary Schools, guiding children toward academic and personal growth. Passionate about lifelong learning, she enjoys thirteen years of classical piano, taking children to church, exploring new places, and connecting with nature through walking and hiking. Ann Marie continues to advocate for children and vulnerable communities while sharing her expertise in international law and humanitarian initiatives.