Hailing from the San Francisco Bay Area, Jamiah Aniece Adams produces political, advocacy and documentary media for web, television and film. Her consulting work for the web goes hand in hand with her keen acumen for social and new media strategy for nonprofit organizations as she advises these orgs on how to augment their presence on the Internet through use of existing web tools; paid advertising and software tools.

In 2006, Jamiah began producing new media for CBS Entertainment and from there transitioned to a director position with a political media company. Highlights of her political work include two videos she produced for c4 organizations that supported the campaign of President Barack Obama and covering 6 states as a new media producer for the Service Employees International Union, supporting health care reform legislation. A recent DC transplant, Jamiah is most proud of the work she has produced for the ummah--“Count Me In” PSA featured Muslims of Pakistani; Egyptian; American; Iranian and Iraqi origin to extol the importance of US census participation within the Muslim American community. Additionally she produced videos for an event surrounding the US Muslim Entrepreneurial Summit and for the progressive think tank, Center for American Progress. Jamiah produced constituency new media content for the Democratic National Committee—her work bolstered the message of the White House. Her latest work for the Muslim American community is a video project she’s producing for My Fellow American and serving on the board of the new DC nonprofit, American Third Pillar Charity.

Jamiah serves as a social media strategic advisor for AltMuslimah. She uses her knowledge of production, coupled with executive experience in both the mainstream and new media to consult for advocacy, faith and policy organizations to improve the lives of working Americans and others who need their cause amplified.