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Drake Johnson

Student at Harvard University interested in Law, Policy, and Social Change.

Drake Johnson was a Communications and Implementation Fellow at COVID Safe Paths from April 2020 to November 2020.1 In this role, he researched and compiled information about state and country responses to the COVID-19 pandemic, developed strategic outreach plans to promote the adoption of COVID Safe Paths technology, and created engaging visual content to inform various stakeholders about the organization's work.1

Johnson graduated from Harvard University in May 2023 with a double concentration in Government and African American Studies.3 As a first-generation college student, he was involved in various roles at Harvard, including serving as an intern to the Associate Dean of Student Engagement and working at the Hutchins Center for African and African American Research.1

After his time at COVID Safe Paths, Johnson has taken on different roles. As of February 2025, he is working as a Salesforce Administrator and project coordinator at Chautauqua Institution, focusing on change management and implementing new technology systems.2

Throughout his career, Johnson has demonstrated skills in project planning, professional correspondence, and adaptability to changing work environments. He has also shown a commitment to diversity and inclusion, having served on the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion team at COVID Safe Paths and hosting racial equity webinars.1

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