Some Work
Heaven'Le James
2025
Heaven’Le James is an inspiring entrepreneur and advocate dedicated to uplifting marginalized voices. With a passion for social justice, Heaven’Le serves as a Brand Ambassador for the Race and Gender Equality Project (RAGE) and has accrued over 200 hours as a youth facilitator, specializing in tobacco use prevention in local schools.
Pueblo Y Salud
2025
Headquartered in San Fernando with a satellite location in Palmdale, Pueblo y Salud offers residents of Los Angeles County opportunities for self-empowerment and community connection. Home to the Youth 4 Hoods Coalition and various evidence-based educational programs in primary prevention, Pueblo y Salud’s dedication to community-based substance use disorder prevention is far-reaching. The organization is dedicated to making a difference in the lives of those they serve and works to promote health equity in all that they do. Through this, a healthier community is created, where an improved quality of life and access to resources are prioritized for everyone, regardless of their background or circumstances. Watch to learn more about the incredible behavioral health prevention efforts that are taking place at Pueblo y Salud.
Sierra Native Alliance
2025
Sierra Native Alliance’s mission of “Preserving Native Families, Cultures, and Environments” is demonstrated through all aspects of the organization’s work and outreach. With an emphasis on community empowerment, cross-cultural awareness, intergenerational sharing, and activity-based learning, Sierra Native Alliance serves youth and Indigenous community members with a person-centered, trauma-informed approach.
The Post Human Future
2014
Originally conceived in 2014, this sizzle reel for the Post Human Future was an attempt to show the near reality the world and humanity would soon be facing.
Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC)
2020
This 9-part video series highlights Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC) Health Services and their eight “Pillars of Success” that contribute to a healthy, functioning, and effective student health services support program. The Pillars of Success form a framework that other CCC leaders can use to reflect on and improve their own campus services. The first eight videos introduce the Pillars of Success and provide an overview of different perspectives, with members of the SRJC community using their own words to tell the story of the heart of the effort. The final video provides a real-world example of how these eight pillars provide a strong foundation that structures all aspects of student health.
BIO
Originally born in NYC, Steven Jimenez first cut his teeth working on music videos for artists such as the Ruff Ryders and Wu Tang C;an. He now resides in the the Bay Area. A complex storyteller with 15+ years of experience translating complex topics into compelling visual narratives. Specializes in documentary storytelling, educational content, and mission-driven media. Proven ability to work independently and lead production teams from concept through delivery, with extensive experience making technical and social issues accessible to diverse audiences.