Christina sanders biography

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    Born and raised in Texas, Christina Sanders, Founder of PoliChic Engagement Fund, has nearly two-decades of voter education, voter registration and policy advocacy experience. Christina has led and assisted countless local, state and national voter registration and policy advocacy efforts. She served as Senior Program Manager of Expansion at The Andrew Goodman Foundation and State Director with the League of Young Voters Education Fund, where she worked with young voters to engage them in elections.

    Ms. Sanders assisted The White House to develop national outreach programs for both the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and Why Courts Matter initiatives, secured voter rights for 700K eligible Texas voters, was named the #2 “Most Valuable Organizer” in the nation, and was featured in Marie Claire for successes in expanding voter rights.

    Christina worked for 10 years as a Political Science Professor where she developed/launched an 8-hour civic experience and was awarded “Professor of the Year” and “Professor Mentor of the Year” by the students. Christina is a member of the Texas Advisory Committee for the U.S. Commission for Civil Rights, Recipient of the Lawyers’ Committee of Civil Rights Under the Law “Young Champion Justice Award” and NCBCP’s “Spirit of Democracy Award.” In

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    ‘It’s so hard to find the beginning. Or rather, it is hard to find the beginning and not wish to go further back…’   Wittgenstein

    November 2011

    An old friend calls from Bangkok. He has hepatitis, a clot in his lungs – 40 years of chain smoking roll-ups, drinking tequila by the litre. ‘I’m coming home,’ he says, then laughs and coughs, ‘whatever that means.’ He hasn’t lived in Bristol for over thirty years; his parents are dead; he has no siblings. Three weeks later, I drive back to the city where I was born, through Saturday afternoon traffic, to the BRI, take the lift to Ward 11, and walk past his bed. He waves. I turn to see an old man with yellow skin and cavernous eyes, his top two teeth missing. He speaks haltingly, in rasps and whispers. He came home, he says, as he didn’t want to be embalmed, ‘Mummified,’ he says, ‘looking like this!’

    Two days later, rain drills the windscreen as I drive along the M4, dialling between radio stations. A presenter talks about pilgrimages. Walking and religion, she observes, share a common vocabulary of symbolic gestures, hardships and reward. The programme cuts to a man with a thick German accent (whom I later discover to be the German film director, Werner Herzog). He describes a walk he made one winter from Munich to Paris, to th

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