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Timothy Klipp-Lockhart
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Food Research & Action Center
District of Columbia

Tim Klipp-Lockhart joined FRAC in January 2022 as the Government Affairs Manager. He now serves as the Senior Government Affairs Manager. In this role, he is responsible for communicating and maintaining the development and implementation of FRAC’s legislative agenda. Along with the rest of the Legislative Affairs team, Klipp-Lockhart works with Congress, the White House, national organizations, FRAC’s diverse state and local grassroots field network, to help improve the access and participation to domestic anti-hunger programs for low-income individuals and families.

Klipp-Lockhart has over 12 years of local and national nonprofit government affairs and program management experience. He previously served as a Project Associate on the Economic Justice Project at the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, where he was responsible for planning and implementing a nationwide settlement implementation to facilitate expunging the records of 1,500 class action members. He also gained extensive experience with event planning and policy advocacy centered on gender and racial equity in conjunction with the Public Policy Project. Prior to work at the Lawyers’ Committee, Tim worked in Congressman Ben Ray Lujan’s D.C. office, and for a local non-profit in Lincoln, NE.

Klipp-Lockhart has a B.A. in Music Education from Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln, NE, and a MSW from Howard University in Washington, D.C.

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