In this comprehensive brand video narrated by President Obama in 2024, he explains the mission of the Obama Foundation and his vision for the future: both in Chicago at the upcoming Obama Presidential Center and beyond.
10 years after launching MBK at the White House in 2014, President Obama reflects on everything the organization has accomplished for boys & young men of color in America over the years. This video was shared on President Obama's social media channels during Black History Month 2024.
To celebrate 60 years since the March on Washington, President Obama reflects on how the Civil Rights Movement impacted his early years as a community organizer in Chicago. Shared to President Obama's social media channels in August 2023.
On the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday in 2015, President Obama delivered one of the most powerful speeches of his presidency in Selma to an audience of Civil Rights icons that made his story possible. An excerpt from this speech will eventually be engraved on the Obama Presidential Center. This 60th anniversary video was shared to President & Mrs. Obama’s social channels in March 2025.
15 years after the Affordable Care Act passed and became law, Lindsey was able to edit together this archival anniversary video to honor the legislation that opened the door for millions of Americans to access health coverage who were previously unable to- including Lindsey herself. This anniversary video was shared to President Obama’s social channels in March 2025.
June 26th, 2015 was a landmark day for our country, and it went down as one of the most momentous days in the Obama administration's tenure. This flashback video Lindsey edited ten years later takes you step-by-step through the course of events that took place that day.
From Frederick Douglass visiting during the World's Fair in 1893, to President Obama breaking ground on his Presidential Center today, Jackson Park has cemented itself as a site of legacy and hope for African Americans all over Chicago and beyond. For Black History Month in 2020, Lindsey had the honor of putting together this historic feature on the past and present of Jackson Park for the Obama Foundation.