Christine Rigodon is the programs assistant at BJC. She provides support for a variety of education and advocacy efforts to expand the base of support for religious liberty.
Majoring in history and minoring in political science, Rigodon earned her college degree in 2019. Prior to joining BJC, she interned on Capitol Hill for both the Congressional Black Caucus and in the office of U.S. Rep. Jim Himes. She also has experience working with gubernatorial campaigns and the Legislative Black and Puerto Rican Congress in the state of Connecticut.
Rigodon founded the college chapter of the NAACP at her college and served as the chapter’s first president, serving as a trainer and leader and overseeing logistical and financial reconciliation.
Learn more about Christine in her BJC staff Q&A.
