Transforming
Lives Through
Restorative
Justice
Christian F. Nunes
MBA, MS, LCSW
About Christian
Christian F. Nunes, MBA, MS, LCSW, is a trailblazing advocate who made history as NOW President in August 2020, previously serving as Vice President. She is NOW's second African American president and the youngest person of color to hold the position in over 40 years, leading the organization's intersectional mission against structural sexism and racism.
With over two decades of experience in children's and women's advocacy, Christian has launched impactful initiatives, including the Unlock the Future campaign for humane treatment of detained immigrant families, a Bill of Rights for Immigrant Women and Girls, and various programs promoting intersectional feminism. As a licensed clinical social worker, consultant, and woman-minority business owner, her mental health expertise enriches her activism, enabling her to understand constituents' experiences and identify policy gaps.
Christian's Topic Areas
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Policy Reform
Firmly believing in policy reformation, Christian advocates for a society where rights and protections are genuinely accessible to every individual, irrespective of their background. Her conviction stems from the understanding that implementing equitable policies is not just a legal imperative, but a moral obligation that ensures justice and fairness for all members of the community.
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Mental Health Advocacy
Passionate about mental health advocacy, Christian recognizes the vital importance of raising awareness and reducing stigma surrounding mental well-being. Her belief in destigmatizing conversations around mental health and promoting accessible resources stems from a deep understanding that emotional and psychological wellness is fundamental to leading a fulfilling and productive life.
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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Justice (DEIJ)
Driven by an unwavering belief in racial justice, Christian is dedicated to dismantling systemic inequalities and fostering inclusivity. Her advocacy stems from the recognition that a just society can only flourish when all individuals are treated with dignity, respect, and equitable opportunities, regardless of their background.