Alexander Hendrix is a writer, independent publisher, and public affairs professional. His background spans multimedia production, photojournalism, and public administration, and he has produced digital content for the Democracy Underground Network.
He served as producer and host of the radio and local television talk program Our View and holds membership with the National Press Photographers Association. He manages administrative compliance for the STACC Foundation and has served as Political Director and Executive Director for political organizations.
Hendrix began civic service on a public library board, serving as its president, and later ran for local office. He independently publishes fiction and nonfiction, including the memoir I Was There and the novel Personal Recollections of Thaddeus L. Hughes.
He is currently a college student majoring in Law and Public Policy, with a minor in History. His academic interests include constitutional structure, democratic institutions, public administration, and civil rights.
A Government That Works for the People brings those interests together in a full-length political philosophy and governing plan covering constitutional reform, democratic institutions, economic affordability, public administration, civil rights, digital liberty, national capacity, and a ten-year framework for measuring results.
Press and speaking inquiries: alex@govthatworks.org