Christopher Famighetti
Christopher Famighetti joined the Brennan Center in August of 2012 as a Voting Rights Researcher. His work involves researching the impact of voter suppression laws on the 2012 elections, with a specific focus on voter purges and list maintenance procedures. Prior to joining the Brennan Center, he was a Research Associate at the Women of Color Policy Network, at NYU’s Wagner School of Public Service, where his work focused on researching the intersections of public policy, race, and gender. In addition, Mr. Famighetti has worked with labor, community and political campaigns as an organizer and strategic researcher. He has a B.A. from Bard College in Languages and Literature, has a M.S. in Urban Policy from the New School, and recently served as Adjunct Sociology Faculty at Montclair State University.
