Paul Kendrick

Paul Kendrick is a renowned co-author of books such as 'Nine Days', 'Douglass & Lincoln', and 'Sarah’s Long Walk'. He has a diverse educational background, holding a Master's degree in Public Administration and a Bachelor of Arts in American Studies from The George Washington University. Paul serves as an Adjunct Faculty at National Louis University. He has an extensive professional history, having held roles such as Executive Director at Rust Belt Rising, Regional Get Out the Vote Director at JB Pritzker for Governor, and Domestic Director at the Executive Office of the President at The White House. Paul Kendrick's experience also includes positions at Opportunity Nation, U.S. Department of Education, and Harlem Children's Zone, showcasing his expertise in coalition building, grassroots engagement, and policy development.