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Christina Fialho
(She/Her)
Founder & President
Christina is an award-winning social entrepreneur, attorney, and activist who has been advocating for LGBTQ+ issues for nearly two decades. A proud bisexual queer woman, she enjoys bringing to life characters that help shift culture and challenge injustice. Her industry experience began as a consultant on Netflix’s Orange Is the New Black, while exposing the abuse in the U.S. immigration detention system as the co-founder/executive director of Freedom for Immigrants. Since then, she has collaborated with musicians, filmmakers, and writers on entertainment projects that have helped pass groundbreaking laws.
In 2020, Christina was awarded the John F. Kennedy New Frontier Award, which honors leaders under the age of 40 who have made a positive change on a broad public policy issue. She also is a recipient of the James Irvine Leadership Award, an Ashoka Fellowship, and an Echoing Green Fellowship.
Christina has written for MSNBC, InStyle Magazine, The Los Angeles Times, Forbes, USA Today, Salon, and The Hill, among others. Her documentary shorts have been supported by Cal Humanities and screened in film festivals in Mexico City and New York City. She speaks regularly on issues of social justice at the intersection of business, law, and entertainment with media appearances including MSNBC’s The Beat with Ari Melber, NBC, CBS, and NPR’s All Things Considered.
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She currently serves on the boards of It Gets Better and Still Bisexual.

Our Movement Champions
Our team is fueled by an unwavering belief in the power of diverse stories to inspire change. Our movement champions--visionary actors, writers, producers, filmmakers, and advocates--bring their unique voices, perspectives, and creativity to amplify bi+ and poly narratives. Every step we take together is a step toward a more inclusive, representative industry and society.