Brittany Packnett Cunningham is an activist, educator, and writer who transforms social justice advocacy into tangible policy change, bridging grassroots movements with institutional power to create more equitable systems.

As Vice President of Social Impact at BET Media Group and Founder of Love & Power Works, Brittany leverages her experience from serving on President Obama's Task Force on 21st Century Policing and the Ferguson Commission. Her co-founding of Campaign Zero established a comprehensive platform to end police violence through evidence-based solutions.

Brittany helps organizations navigate complex social challenges by translating activism into actionable frameworks. Her unique perspective—developed as a former educator, media commentator, and policy advisor—enables institutions to address systemic inequities while building authentic community engagement. Her approaches have influenced government agencies, media companies, and educational institutions seeking to implement meaningful change during periods of social transformation.

Audiences leave Brittany's presentations with practical strategies for inclusive leadership, frameworks for translating social awareness into organizational policy, and methods for building sustainable advocacy initiatives that survive beyond news cycles. Her insights help leaders develop the confidence to address difficult conversations about justice and equity.

Book Brittany when your organization needs more than inspiration—when you require actionable pathways to transform social consciousness into institutional change that creates lasting impact.