Aisha Becker-Burrowes is a social entrepreneur and impact consultant working at the intersection of media, communications and social change. As co-founder and Executive Director of FEMINIST, she transformed the largest social-first platform serving women, girls, and gender-expansive people into a nonprofit media company, leading a global audience reaching over 25 million+ monthly by amplifying intersectional feminist changemakers, artists, organizations, and creators.

Through Studio Watts, her creative studio and impact collective, Aisha brings together storytellers, strategists, artists, and organizers to shape narratives, build bold ideas, and drive social change. The studio partners with organizations and leaders while developing original creative projects that move ideas, culture, and people forward.

Her experience spans major media companies, including Netflix, Paramount, and ESSENCE Magazine, where she has led award-winning communications and social impact campaigns that mobilize audiences, challenge dominant narratives, and inspire collective action.

Her strategic communications and advocacy work spans reproductive justice, voter engagement, and grassroots organizing, including co-organizing the Gender Liberation Movement, a collective mobilizing thousands in defense of bodily autonomy and gender justice. Her work has brought her into conversation with former President Barack Obama on the future of media and former Vice President Kamala Harris on reproductive freedom. Her work has also brought her alongside cultural leaders, from hosting intimate gatherings with feminist icon Gloria Steinem to joining John Legend to speak with incarcerated men about transformative justice.

A respected voice in gender and racial justice, she is a sought-after speaker and writer whose work has taken her to the United Nations, SXSW, and the rally stages of the Women’s March and People’s March. Her writing has appeared in publications including ESSENCE, Rewire News Group, POPSUGAR, and more.

Aisha holds a master’s degree in Media, Culture, and Communication from New York University, where her thesis explored the role of social media in digital activism and grassroots organizing, and its impact on visual culture.