Amanda Alampi is a social media strategist specializing in social media for social good. She previously worked for Amnesty International USA where she oversaw social media, creative and brand for the U.S. market and membership. At Amnesty, she designed social media campaigns for human rights issues like refugees, immigration, gun violence and online violence against women.

She also worked at Sunshine Sachs, a full service communications. Her past clients include Malala Fund, Homeboy Industries, Malaria No More, JP Morgan Chase, Microsoft, Alicia Keys' Keep a Child Alive and Mariska Hargitay.

She currently teaches social media and cause marketing at Fordham University. Amanda has a BA and MPA, both from New York University. She lives in Brooklyn, New York.