
Jason Jones
He is the president and founder of HERO, Inc., known for its two primary projects, Movie to Movement and The Vulnerable People Project.
Jones began his career in film and media with Movie to Movement, becoming known for producing projects dedicated to "social causes related to children and families." Jones' work in the anti-abortion movement had its beginnings in his time attending the University of Hawaiʻi. There he formed the anti-abortion Student Union and also served as State Chairman of Young Americans for Freedom, a national group of conservative student activists.
He later became Chairman of the Hawaii Young Republicans, and worked as Chief-of-Staff for State Representative Mark Moses.
Jones' other credentials include: Director of Hawaii Right to Life, National Youth Director of American Life League, grassroots Director of Brownback for President, and Public Relations Director for the world's largest international anti-abortion organization, Human Life International [2001-7].
Jones is the founder of The Great Campaign/The Vulnerable People Project and host on The Jason Jones Show. His media appearances include interviews on ABC's Politically Incorrect, Fox and CNN.
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