About Ms. Archibong

Miriam I. Archibong is a nationally recognized litigator and strategist, known for her fearless advocacy and high-stakes courtroom wins. A graduate of Spelman College, Harvard, and the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, Miriam has clerked for a federal district court judge, served as a Fulbright Research Fellow and visiting scholar in Singapore, twice worked in the Obama White House, and served as a high school social studies teacher with Teach For America.

Prior to law school, Miriam successfully lobbied the Atlanta Board of Education for the first vegetarian lunch line in a U.S. public secondary school, which was a Jeopardy answer twice. Miriam also helped draft the Atlanta Board of Education’s inaugural equity policy—one of the first of its kind nationwide.

Today, Miriam is the co-founder of The Archibong Firm, a practice she is building with her mom, former Atlanta City Councilwoman Natalyn Mosby Archibong.

A proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Miriam is deeply committed to mentoring the next generation of leaders, and expanding access to justice.