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Actress and Global Activist
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In 2017, she stood before the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women and delivered a searing, evidence-based address linking gender-based violence to structural poverty and climate displacement, citing field research from refugee camps in Jordan and maternal health clinics in rural Zambia. That speech wasn’t performance; it was the culmination of over two decades embedded with grassroots organizations like Population Services International and the Global Health Council, where she co-designed advocacy toolkits used by 37 countries to train frontline health workers in trauma-informed care. Her film roles, from the raw vulnerability of 'Kiss the Girls' to the quiet moral authority of 'Double Jeopardy', reflect the same commitment: portraying women not as symbols but as agents navigating systems designed to silence them. She doesn’t speak *for* survivors; she amplifies protocols they helped build, whether testifying before the U.S. Senate on trafficking legislation or co-authoring the 2022 UN Gender-Responsive Humanitarian Action Framework.
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- “What led you to shift from film sets to refugee camp clinics in 2008?”
- “How did your work with PSI reshape how humanitarian aid measures gender-based violence?”
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- “What’s one policy change you pushed for in the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act?”