Corrina Brown of Charlotte, North Carolina became interested in nonprofit as a college student, which led her to pursue her master’s degree in Public Administration. While attending Winthrop University, Brown engaged in organized political activities. She interned at her local Democratic Party office, where she phoned constituents and worked at the local polling places. Brown is particularly an advocate for women’s abortion rights, and the rights of women to make decisions for their own bodies. Brown also speaks about her experiences with racial stereotypes from her perspective and experience as a black woman with an advanced degree. --Compiled by Demetria Foster
Carlyle Campbell Library
