Chris Habiby currently serves as the Legislative and Policy Coordinator for the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC), where he directs all of the legislative, regulatory, and policy activities for the national staff. In addition to his work advocating for the Arab American community before Congress, the White House, and all of the Executive Branch departments and agencies, he helped launch ADC’s Minority Business Development Project, which is the first-ever nationwide assessment of the Arab American business community. Prior to joining ADC Chris worked for the Federal Affairs Office of the State of New York, where his policy portfolio included immigration, homeland security, criminal justice, and guns. Chris received a Bachelor of Arts in Justice and Law in 2014 and a Master of Science in Terrorism and Homeland Security Policy in 2016, both from American University in Washington, D.C