Alex Thomas Johnson
Inclusive Foreign Policy Leader | Human Security Champion | Global Impact Manager
Inclusive Foreign Policy Leader | Human Security Champion | Global Impact Manager
Alex T. Johnson focuses on Inclusive Foreign Policy and Transatlantic Security. He was appointed in 2019 by the late Hon. Alcee Hastings as chief of staff of the U.S. Helsinki Commission. Johnson is the first African American to occupy the position since the Commission's establishment in 1976.
Alex Johnson's work was acknowledged by the Washingtonian joining the DC's 500 Most Influential Policy Makers.
The Wilson Center hosted a virtual discussion on the state of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), which is made up of 57 European and North American states and was created in the early 1970s to provide security and protect human rights. Current and past leaders of the OSCE participated and talked about the history of the organization, and why it was facing challenges with the geopolitical situation in Europe. The panelists also talked about a need for reform to ensure OSCE’s continuing relevance.
Formal Meeting (oral evidence session): The UK’s role in strengthening multilateral organizations, specifically engagement with the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE).
The first Binational Summit of Afro-descendant Leaders organized by Colombia and the United States, under the theme “Connecting the African Diaspora” in Atlanta, United States. This event aimed to address the shared realities faced by Afro-descendant communities and peoples in the two nations.
Fostered diplomatic exchanges for Members of Congress, including supporting the establishment of new regional parliamentary diplomacy infrastructure through a PanAmerican Parliamentary Congress.
Alex T. Johnson's record of execution of hearings, field hearings, and briefings for the U.S. Helsinki Commission are available. Additionally, Johnson was responsible for the execution of a Parliamentary Seminar, and establishment of the OSCE PA Special Representative on Youth Engagement and Special Representative on Civil Society Engagement.
A written evidence by Alex T. Johnson to the U.K. House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee.
The Open Society Foundations hosted a panel discussion on the role of civil society in U.S. foreign policy. More specifically, speakers provided recommendations aimed at improving workforce diversity, inclusion, and equity in the foreign policy sector. Alex Johnson moderated the event.
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