Bita
Bita, founder of BitaFlix, InstaBita, and iBita inc., is an experienced investigative journalist, videographer and photojournalist, award winning photographer, blogger and influencer, content creator and developer, Registered Nurse and inspector, legislative activist and human rights advocate, and author and documentarian.
Bita has conducted numerous interviews including with officials, lawmakers, award winners, mayors and staff members, advocates and activists. Some of Bita's interviews, videos, and blog entries are posted on her Lawminate YouTube account and her social media channels, including her Instagram accounts of InstaBita and BitaFlix.
Interviewees include, but are not limited to, mayor of Irvine Farrah Khan, California and West Hollywood mayor Sepi Shyne, Vice Mayor of Richmond Gayle McLaughlin, California Senator Tom Umberg, Congressman Brad Sherman, Assemblymember Liz Ortega, son of late Shah of Iran, Grammy winner Hamid Saeidi and Taylor Hanson, Law Enforcement officers and security guards, Council members and DA candidate Shawn Hatami, human rights advocates and legislative activists including the MahsaAct activists, protestors and rally organizers, et al.
Bita is the author of the "Alleged Justice" series, which is an investigative journalism project WIP that sheds light on power imbalances and injustices in California.
Bita is committed to bringing about change via her investigative journalism reports and book series, as well as the BitaAct legislation she has been working on and has submitted to the lawmakers for co-authorship and introduction.
Arezou
Arezou is a legislative activist, human rights advocate, legal journalist, writer, editor, translator, documentarian, storyteller, founder of ArezouLaw, speaker on bias and diversity et al.
Arezou's work includes her talks before the bar associations, and multiple legal articles and reporting on progressive DAs in California. Arezou is the recipient of awards and certificates including "Certificate of Appreciation from the American Bar Association Women in Criminal Justice Task Force (WCJ TF)". Arezou has served and serves on the board of organizations and non-profits, including two terms as the governor on the board of California Attorneys for Criminal Justice, and two terms on Judicial Appointment Evaluation Committee wherein, in collaboration with the office of the Governor, she assisted the appointment of judicial candidates to the bench.