Christine Blasey Ford is a psychology professor at Stanford University and a research psychologist, who came into limelight in September 2018 of her sexual assault case with the Supreme Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh
She is also known as a daring activist, who signed a letter protesting President Donald Trump's controversial family separation policy at the U.S.- Mexico border. Besides that, the 52-years-old teacher is an activist and has participated in the Women's March protesting sitting President Donald Trump.
Wiki & Bio
Born on 28 November 1966, Christine was raised by her parents in California. She has two brothers as a family. Growing up, she attended all-girls prep school in Bethesda, Maryland. Later, she earned a degree in experimental psychology from North Carolina University at Chapel Hill.
She further garnered a master's degree in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University and started her profession as a professor at Stanford University since 1998. As of 2019, her bio still interprets her as a professor at Stanford University.
Not only that, Christine's work has been praised and published on many psychological topics: Does gender moderate the relationship between child maltreatment & adult depression? Along with Acupuncture: A promising treatment for depression during pregnancy.
Additionally, she has also written about the cognitive effect of the September 11 terrorist attack and the effects of meditation yoga on young depressed patients.
Husband, Children
Soon after her career started, Christine got married to Russel Ford, California-based engineer in 2002. Her husband works at Cygnus Corporation in Redwood City, Calif.
The two met through an online dating site and soon fell for each other. They made a wedding announcement which was published at Gazette.net.
Together, the married pair shares two children, teenage sons, who are surfers. Since her marriage, her husband Russel has been supporting her in every up and down. Moreover, he also remained active and made sure to support his wife in every way. However, Christine yet has not been spotted with husband and children in public.
It seems like, she fancies the low-key love life with her family rather than showing off them in the social meida platform.
Sexual Assault Case, Now- 2019
Since Christine, including her husband and congresswoman Anna Eshoo, filed a case upon then-Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, all the media, including the national leader, were curious about the allegations. Top seniors of the administrations, members of congress, including Donald Trump, was interviewed for this case as he was rumored to be supporting Brett.
Christine at the time of senate hearing with attorneys Debra Katz and Michael Bromwich (Photo: npr.org)
According to Time Magazine in August 2019, Christine accused Brett of sexual assault back in September 2018. It has been claimed that Brett pinned her down and had attempted to rape her in 1980 while they were in high school.
However, after the allegations, her peaceful life turned into hell. She would have to find a place to hide from the bad environment she was going through. Her mails used to be full of hate and threats. She was even threatened to death, as reported by The Guardian. Recently, Arizona sex-crimes prosecutor questioned her about the assault case.
With all these information and data gathered from the reputed leaders and Christine’s close ones, the book "Justice on Trial: The Kavanaugh Confirmation and the Future of the Supreme Court" has been published.
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Net Worth
Before the allegation she made upon Brett, Christine was living a peaceful life working as a psychology professor and research psychologists. As a psychology professor at Palo Alto, her average salary is estimated to be $67k, and as a research psychologist, she earns an average estimated salary of $96,206 annually.
