Hosea Baker is a humanitarian, nonprofit technology leader, and human rights advocate who believes in using his skills and experience in service of others. His commitment to human dignity and social impact has shaped both his professional career and his volunteer work, with a particular focus on helping mission-driven organizations use technology to reach, educate, and empower the communities they serve.
Hosea’s nonprofit career has included work with The Charity Network, where his work with Chideo helped use digital media and technology to connect people with charitable causes and mission-driven organizations. He later joined Susan G. Komen, where he has spent much of the past decade helping advance the organization’s mission through technology, digital strategy, and innovation. His work at Komen has also contributed to breast cancer research and education, including research evaluating the ASSESS breast cancer decision-support tool and published research addressing inflammatory breast cancer diagnosis, advocacy, and research.
Beyond his professional work, Hosea has volunteered in support of people experiencing homelessness, hunger, and other challenges and has long held a personal commitment to humanitarian and human rights causes.
As Technology Advisor for Human Rights Dallas, Hosea brings together his passion for human rights and his experience in technology and nonprofit service to help advance the organization’s mission. He believes technology is most meaningful when it strengthens communities, expands access to information, amplifies important voices, and helps create a more just and dignified world for all.