Hamza Khan’s Biography

Hamza Khan is a public affairs and political strategy professional with experience spanning media, government relations, and policy advocacy in the United States and internationally. His work focuses on helping organizations, campaigns, and coalitions navigate complex political environments, shape public narratives, and engage constructively across institutions and communities.

Over the course of his career, Khan has advised political candidates, advocacy organizations, and public institutions at the local, state, and federal levels. His experience includes campaign management, communications strategy, legislative advocacy, and coalition-building across diverse stakeholder groups. He has also consulted members of Congress and the U.S. Senate on outreach and engagement strategies related to immigrant and minority communities.

Khan has played senior roles in several high-profile initiatives, including serving as general consultant to the successful campaign to pass the Maryland Juvenile Restoration Act, landmark legislation that brought the state into compliance with federal constitutional standards governing juvenile sentencing. He has also worked on large-scale public diplomacy and dialogue efforts addressing conflict, identity, and political participation across communities.

In addition to his advisory and policy work, Khan is a frequent television commentator and media contributor. He has appeared on national and international broadcast outlets to provide analysis on public affairs, political strategy, and global issues, and his commentary has been cited by major news organizations in the United States and abroad.

Khan holds a Master’s degree in Democracy & Governance from Georgetown University and a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science with a minor in Judaic Studies, as well as a Certificate in Asian Studies, from the University of Maryland Baltimore County.