Daniel leverages over sixteen years of experience in nonprofit leadership to drive social impact through strategic partnerships and community engagement, building on his extensive background in operations and fiscal management across multiple organizations.

Jamie harnesses 15 years of experience at the nexus of film and social impact, enhancing organizational sustainability through her expertise in development, program evaluation, and financial management, enriched by her prior roles in impactful storytelling and movement-building initiatives.

Carla has extensive expertise in film impact, from managing national screening tours for influential documentaries, to advocating for the transformative power of film in driving social change.

Denise is a mom, writer, performer, and improv artist with a passion for gender equity and racial justice that fuels all of her artistic, cultural and social justice work, and she believes that storytelling is critical to the understanding of what it means to bear witness to the world as it is and as it should be.

Akiesha brings over a decade of policy advocacy experience—including her role as Policy and Advocacy Director for Alabama Arise, where she successfully led legislative efforts to benefit low-income families—and is committed to advancing social justice through her personal and professional insights into the criminal justice system.

Alexa has held various positions at Represent Justice, including Communications Coordinator and Programs Coordinator, and previously worked as a Digital Manager for Work With The Coach and as an Engagement Assistant for the USC Alumni Association, holding dual Bachelor’s degrees in Communications and African American Studies from the University of Southern California.