Christopher Boose
Program Coordinator

Christopher Boose is a Program Coordinator with the National Civic League’s Center for Democracy Innovation where he supports the League’s Better Public Meetings Project. He conducts tactical research into the civic life of local communities and designs targeted recommendations to bring about more deliberative democracy. He also supports some of the League’s other projects, facilitating charter revision processes and community listening efforts. 

Boose is motivated by the belief that diverse coalitions of residents, stakeholders, and leaders hold the key to transforming both politics and policy. He previously worked as a Policy Fellow at the Financial Accountability and Corporate Transparency Coalition where he coordinated advocacy outreach and researched illicit finance related to environmental crimes. He has also served in the Peace Corps as a Business Services Development Agent in Foundiougne, Senegal, where he brought together elected officials, educators, and neighborhood leaders to design development projects.

He earned his M.A. in American Government at Georgetown University where he also completed his undergraduate studies in Government and Economics.