Jonathan Mooney, an accomplished writer, speaker, and social entrepreneur, has established himself as a prominent disability rights and education advocate in the United States. With an outstanding academic record, including an honors degree in literature from Brown University and accolades such as the Harry S. Truman Scholar for Public Service, Mooney has achieved significant recognition for his exceptional contributions to inclusive education, community empowerment, and social impact.

Mooney's accomplishments as a social entrepreneur are vast, and he has co-founded several notable organizations, including Eye-to-Eye, a national movement building organization for students with learning and attention differences, and Streetcraft LA, an interest-based learning network for formerly incarcerated youths aimed at building their education and life skills based on their talents and strengths. Mooney's dedication to social impact extends beyond education and empowers communities by projects like the Santa Monica Wellbeing Project, a project that aims to measure the well-being of Santa Monica to become the world's first city in wellbeing.

Mooney's contributions have been significant and extend beyond the founding of organizations. As a strategic advisor, a senior consultant, and a senior strategist, he worked alongside the UCLA Center for Healthier Children, Families & Communities, the City of Santa Monica, and HBO's A Journey Through Dyslexia, among others.

Mooney is also a sought-after speaker, presenting regularly on inclusion, disability rights, education, and social impact, having presented in every U.S. state and five countries. He has been a keynote speaker at various institutions such as Harvard University, Columbia University, and The University of Pennsylvania.