Gloria Reuben

Gloria Reuben is a multifaceted talent known for her roles in film, television, and stage, along with her impressive contributions to social activism and environmental causes. A seasoned actress and singer, Reuben has become a notable figure in both the entertainment industry and in several leading environmental and health organizations.

Reuben's television career is highlighted by her portrayal of Jeanie Boulet in the NBC series "ER," a role that earned her multiple Emmy nominations and a Golden Globe nomination for her portrayal of a health care professional living with HIV/AIDS. She has also appeared in series like CBS's "The Agency" and Lifetime TV's "1-800-Missing," enhancing her reputation as a versatile actress. Her film credits include "Feast of All Saints," "Innocent Blood: The True Story of the Salem Witch Trials," "Indiscreet," "Soul Survivor," "Percy and Thunder," and "Deep In My Heart."

Reuben's stage presence is equally commanding, winning a Lucille Lortel Best Acting Award for her performance as Condoleezza Rice in "Stuff Happens." Her musical talents have been displayed in her backup singing for Tina Turner's "24/7" tour and in her solo album "Just for You," which was produced by Grammy Award-winning songwriter/producer Barry Eastmond.

Beyond her artistic endeavors, Reuben is deeply committed to environmental and social issues. She serves on the Board of the National Wildlife Federation and on the Leadership Council for the National Resource Defense Council. She has been involved with the Waterkeeper Alliance and served three years on the Board of Trustees. Her role as the spokesperson for the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation underscores her dedication to health and social causes. Reuben is also a passionate speaker on topics including women’s issues, the arts, HIV/AIDS, and the environment.

Reuben continues to engage with both her artistic pursuits and her activism, maintaining a balance that not only enriches her professional life but also makes significant contributions to the communities and causes she supports. Her ongoing involvement in film, music, and social activism makes her a dynamic and influential figure in each of these spheres.