Chelsea Miller

Chelsea Miller is a revered social activist, who is a prominent figure at the intersection of digital media, technology and social change. Globally recognised as a movement builder and strategist, Chelsea is famed as the Co-Founder of Freedom March NYC. Named as one of the 50 Most Powerful People in Brooklyn, Chelsea has a decorated history working at The White House and with New York state officials, as well as brands such as Versace, Toms, Facebook, Nike and Puma. If you are looking for a passionate keynote speaker on social change, understanding social movements, advocacy and unlocking leadership potential, don’t hesitate in hiring Chelsea Miller today.

Having graduated from Columbia University, Chelsea Miller has forged a respectable career as a leading voice on racial justice and digital organising. Globally recognised for her avid ability to use social media as a means of reaching various audiences, mobilising and uniting people for a worthy cause, Chelsea has leveraged her knowledge as the Co-Founder of Freedom March NYC. Freedom March NYC is one of the largest civil rights organisations, predominantly youth-led, that focuses on media advocacy, civic engagement and youth leadership. With an impressive digital reach of over 1.5 million people, Chelsea works with a variety of partners, ambassadors and digital campaigners to share her voice. Before founding Freedom March NYC, Chelsea worked as a member of the Domestic Policy Council of The White House during the 2016 elections focussing on issues surrounding criminal justice and civil rights.

Chelsea has also formerly worked as a Public Affairs Intern for the New York State Unified Court System, strengthening relations between the courts and society and observing criminal trials, and as a Program Coordinator for Unilever, responsible for strengthening social impact initiatives for the company. Alongside her commitments to Freedom March NYC, Chelsea is also renowned as the Co-Founder of Women Everywhere Believe – an organisation that Chelsea created in partnership with Akua Obeng-Akrofi to address intersectional leadership gaps in the corporate and civic sectors. As a revered social impact strategist, Chelsea is also working as a Principal Consultant for CPM Global, and has also been featured on the PBS documentary Making Black America and in Forbes, Vogue, CNN, the Financial Times and Rolling Stone.

Now hired as a global keynote speaker, Chelsea is frequently hired to speak on social change, understanding social movements of today, the future of media and technology, women’s leadership, unlocking your leadership potential, developing leadership skills and digital advocacy. A seasoned speaker, Chelsea has addressed thousands of people across the globe, from Madison Square Gardens to the March on Washington and Yale University. Chelsea has received countless awards for her advocacy, including the Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award and being named a Women of 2020 by The Financial Times. Having also been honoured as a Voice of Justice on the Oprah Winfrey Network by NowThis Next and Vital Voices, Chelsea is also working as a commentator for NOWThis News and as an Activist in Residence for Socialstack. When looking for a revered social activist to speak at your next event, don’t hesitate in hiring Chelsea Miller.