Who is she?
She is the definition of an overcomer. She is a warrior who turned wounds into wisdom. Tenille Brown is an inspiring voice for change. As the President and CEO of Rubin Stacy Studio for Innovation and Education, she leads initiatives that focus on empowering communities to speak out and address critical social issues.
Tenille's leadership journey includes her impactful work in community engagement, emergency management, and youth leadership. Her passion for community outreach and youth mentorship is evident through her engaging talks at esteemed universities, community centers, and high schools across the nation.
A celebrated documentarian and film director, Tenille is the creative force behind the critically acclaimed documentary films Rubin and Good Medicine, where she explores narratives that highlight systemic inequities and the power of collective action. Her work on these films reflects her broader commitment to addressing pressing issues such as poverty and hunger.
Tenille is currently collaborating with various organizations to develop tangible solutions to these global challenges. Recognized for her contributions to the community, she has received a prestigious proclamation from the City of Parkland, honoring her dedication to creating a lasting impact.
As a speaker, Tenille specializes in encouraging audiences to find and use their voices to advocate for social justice, equity, and community development. She is committed to fostering dialogue and action that lead to real-world change.