Rayhan Matovu

Rayhan Matovu

International Relations and Economics Student at American University

Role
Canvasser at Fund for the Public Interest
Location
Washington, DC, US
LinkedIn followers
500 followers

About Rayhan Matovu

I am a second-year student at American University in Washington, DC, majoring in International Relations with concentrations in U.S. Foreign Policy, National Security, and Europe and the Middle East, with a minor in Economics with a focus on International Business (2025). I bring a strong foundation in policy analysis, financial research, and large scale economic systems, along with the ability to communicate complex political and economic ideas clearly to diverse audiences.Originally from Washington, DC, I\'m passionate about the intersection of global politics, culture, economic systems, and international development. My experiences range in market and investment research at The Simpson Firm to grassroots organizing on local environmental and presidential campaigns, to academic research at Harvard’s Griffith School, has defined my interest in how policy, markets, and institutions influence the real-world.

Experience

  1. Canvasser

    Fund for the Public Interest

    Nov 2025 — Present · Washington, DC, US

    As a Canvasser I worked directly with the public to raise awareness and funding for environmental and consumer protection legislation and helped raise over for various environmental causes in Washington DC, Virginia, and Maryland.

Education

  • American University

    Bachelor's degree, International Relations and Affairs

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