Writing About Baseball History and Rural Justice
Crafting narratives that contextualize the past and inform the future.
Writing About Baseball History and Rural Justice
Crafting narratives that contextualize the past and inform the future.
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Christopher Chavis
Christopher Chavis is a writer and amateur historian who specializes in writing about rural and Tribal access to justice, rural and Tribal policy, and baseball history.
His writing has appeared in publications that range from the Washington Post to The Daily Yonder to The Robesonian (which serves rural Robeson County, North Carolina). His research has been cited in publications that range from the Congressional Research Service to the Legal Services Corporation to the California Commission on Access to Justice.
His baseball history writing has been published on multiple occasions by the Society for American Baseball Research.
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Chavis Policy Group
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Huntington Avenue Grounds
I frequently write about rural policy and access to justice issues. You can find more information about my writing in that area by clicking the image above.
I am also available for public speaking and consulting engagements. You can contact me about that at the link above.
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Huntington Avenue Grounds
I also frequently write about New England and North Carolina baseball history. You can find more information about that by clicking image above.
I am also available for public speaking or consulting engagements. You can contact me about that at the link above.
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