Patrick Wojahn

Patrick Wojahn is an accomplished individual with a strong background in government relations, advocating for active transportation, smart growth, civil rights, and individuals with disabilities and those living with HIV/AIDS.

With a focus on development and transportation issues, Patrick's political career aims to advance policy on connected active transportation and smart growth.

He holds a Juris Doctor degree in Law from Georgetown University Law Center, a Certificate in Senior Executives in State and Local Government from Harvard University Kennedy School of Government, and a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations, German, and Russian from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Patrick Wojahn has served in various roles, including Mayor at City of College Park, MD, Director of Government Relations at Rails-To-Trails Conservancy, Public Policy Analyst at National Disability Rights Network, Councilmember at City of College Park, MD, Staff Attorney at Disability Rights DC at University Legal Services, and more.

His specialties include government, policy, transportation, environment, and civil rights law.

In addition, Patrick Wojahn is an alumnus of programs such as Leadership Greater Washington and has been associated with organizations like Equality Maryland, Inc, Whitman-Walker Health, and the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force.