Malcolm Jenkins: From Super Bowl Champion to Social Justice Changemaker

Join the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Institute as we welcome Malcolm Jenkins, Founder and Chairman of The Malcolm Jenkins Foundation, to learn more about his philanthropic and advocacy work to lower gun violence, address the inequities in educational opportunities, and the Foundation's mission to create positive change in the lives of youth, particularly those in under-served communities.

A two-time Super Bowl Champion, and three-time Pro Bowler, Jenkins co-founded the NFL Players Coalition in 2017 to address social injustice and racial inequality; is the Executive Producer of BLACK BOYS, a social justice film; is the Co-Founder of Broad Street Ventures; and is the CEO of Damari.

Malcolm Jenkins

Founder and Chairman, The Malcolm Jenkins Foundation

Co-Founder, Broad Street Ventures, represented by additional NFL players and industry leaders

2-time Super Bowl Champion – New Orleans Saints 2009, Philadelphia Eagles 2018

Executive Producer of BLACK BOYS, a social justice film by Director Sonia Lowman

Co-Founder of the NFL Players Coalition, which exists to end social injustices and racial inequality so future generations have the opportunity to thrive without barriers.

CEO of Damari Savile