Alexis Jones

Alexis Jones is an internationally recognized speaker, media personality, activist, and author. Originally from Texas, Jones grew up with four older brothers and moved to Los Angeles where she completed her undergrad and Masters both from USC. Jones founded the non-profit I AM THAT GIRL (501c3), which currently has a 1.2M+ online community and chapters in 24+ countries. Jones hosted a TV show on the Red Carpet, worked on shows at Fox Sports, ESPN, CBS, MTV, and TLC. She also founded the company ProtectHer, the first ever educational program for male athletes on the importance of respecting women.

Jones has consulted for all three seasons of "13 Reasons Why" and executive produced "A Brave Heart: The Lizzie Velasquez Story" which received nine out of nine film festivals awards after its debut at SXSW. Living at the intersection of activism and entertainment, she has been invited to speak at The White House, The United Nations, Harvard, Stanford, ESPN, NIKE, Pepsi, Google, DELL, SXSW, The NFL and The Girl Scouts.

Jones most recently won The 2018 Jefferson Award, our country’s highest national honor for public service alongside Shaquille O'Neal and Bryan Stevenson. She has been featured as Oprah’s #SuperSoul100, AOL’s MAKERS, was an Ambassador for L’Oreal’s STEM initiative, DELL’s #Inspire100 List, Fast Company’s “Female Trailblazers," ESPN’s “Pop Culture’s Top Ten,” Girl Scout’s Woman of Distinction and highlighted as one of the five most influential women in Texas as a Profiles in Power winner.