Brea Baker joins social impact firm Inspire Justice as Chief Equity Officer

Exclusive: Brea Baker has been named chief equity officer of social impact firm and creative house Inspire Justice.

Founded by artist JLove Calderón and actor and activist Matt McGorry, Inspire Justice has been called “the most complete social impact company” in the industry. Its mission is to engage, educate, organize and empower storytellers, industry leaders, influencers and media companies to better use their hearts, creativity and platforms to transform culture for social good.

The organization has partnered with the inclusive team of Lionsgate, Netflix, LuckyChap Entertainment, Cultural Engagement Lab, Narrative, and Muse Entertainment, among others.

“I am thrilled to lead Inspire Justice’s work to transform how, why and with whom we tell stories,” said Baker. “Supporting artists, executives and other industry leaders to bring greater equality and authenticity to the entertainment industry has already had a far-reaching impact on already marginalized communities and we are only at the beginning!” I am grateful to have the trust of my community, as well as of our customers, to make decisions in the service of justice ”.

Baker is an activist and writer with a BA in political science from Yale University. Starting as a student leader at the age of 18, he has contributed to dozens of election and advocacy campaigns and publishes essays on race and gender in leading publications. Elle, Harpers Bazaar and processing plant 29.

She was recognized as Glamor Woman of 2017 and iD Up and Rising of 2019. her book Roots: The American Legacy of Land Theft and the Contemporary Black Earth Ownership MovementPublished by One World (an imprint of Penguin Random House).