Drake Lucas

Drake Lucas has had a diverse work experience that spans various roles and industries. Drake began their career as a Reporter at The Patriot Ledger, where they covered a wide range of topics and contributed to special projects. Drake then joined The Eagle-Tribune as a Reporter, further honing their journalistic skills.

In 2009, Drake joined Human Rights Watch as a Communications Coordinator, where they played a pivotal role in connecting experts with journalists and developing media strategies. Drake also served as a Grant Writer and later became a Senior Writer, showcasing their writing abilities.

Drake's dedication and expertise were recognized, leading him to be promoted to Associate Director and ultimately Senior Associate Director in the Foundations and Program Liaison Office at Human Rights Watch. In these positions, they led a team of grant writers and development professionals and played a crucial role in fundraising from foundations and leadership donors. Drake was specifically responsible for grant writing and development for the Children's Rights Division and International Justice Program.

Overall, Drake Lucas has demonstrated their versatility, strong writing skills, and ability to excel in leadership positions throughout their career.

Drake Lucas received a BA in English and French from the University of Puget Sound in 2001. Drake later obtained an MA in Print/online journalism from Emerson College between 2003 and 2005.