Kaiolena Tacazon
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The plaintiffs argue that RIDOC’s actions are inconsistent with the standards the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act has established.
Kaiolena Tacazon
Kaiolena Tacazon is the social media chief and a multimedia editor for photo, video and design. She's a sophomore from San Diego studying American Studies and Visual Arts who also works as a photographer for Brown University Athletics.
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