Cece Jones-Davis works at the intersections of faith, art and social justice as an Emmy-nominated faith leader, musician, writer, facilitator, public speaker and impact strategist, pointing people to the All-Powerful and the least powerful. Bringing fiery passion to her work in such spaces as HIV/AIDS prevention, menstrual equity, racial (re)conciliation and death penalty abolition, Cece is well regarded for her fresh perspectives and bold advocacy on issues that impact vulnerable communities. Her work has been featured on various media platforms such as Essence.com, Vogue, Self Magazine, The Huffington Post, and Yahoo!.com. Cece is an Obama Administration alum and was named among Change.org's 2021 Top 10 Change-Makers of the Year. She was also awarded the Freedom and Justice Award by the Innocence Project for her leadership of the Justice for Julius campaign in Oklahoma. A graduate of Howard University, Yale Divinity School, The Yale Institute of Sacred Music, Worship & the Arts, and Georgetown University, Cece is a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated.