Christina Pascucci has spent her career on the frontlines of history—traveling to more than 110 countries across all seven continents to uncover truth, shape policy, and drive real-world change. An Emmy-winning journalist and former U.S. Senate candidate, she has exposed corruption, influenced legislation, and brought global attention to issues that demand action.

Her work has taken her from war zones to world stages. She reported from Ukraine in the early days of the Russian invasion, documented the threat of genocide in Armenia, and led humanitarian missions delivering life-saving medical care to children in conflict zones. She has been deployed alongside the California National Guard, leading media operations in high-stakes environments to strengthen public trust and transparency.

Christina’s pursuit of truth has taken her deep into the Cambodian jungle to combat child trafficking, beneath the ocean with great white sharks to expose environmental crimes, and into conversations with global leaders—from the Dalai Lama to President Donald Trump. For her global impact, President Tommy Remengesau of Palau appointed her Goodwill Ambassador.

Beyond journalism, she has driven policy change—helping advance bipartisan legislation supporting foster youth and homeless families in California. She served for years as a Los Angeles County Aviation Commissioner, including as Chair, overseeing planning and budgeting for one of the nation’s largest regional airport systems. Her work has earned recognition from the California State Senate and honors including Journalist of the Year.

Today, as founder of Atlas, she operates at the intersection of media, policy, and global affairs—advising leaders, shaping narrative, and turning influence into outcomes.