Allison williams

Allison Williams is an acclaimed actress, producer, podcast host, and dedicated advocate for criminal justice reform. She is widely recognized for her breakout role as Marnie Michaels on HBO’s award-winning series Girls, which earned her a Critics’ Choice Television Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.

Williams has since built a dynamic career across film and television, including standout performances in Get Out and the hit horror franchise M3GAN, which she also produced. Her recent work continues to expand her range as both a performer and creative collaborator.

Beyond the screen, Williams is the co-host of the podcast Landlines, created with lifelong friends Hope Kremer and Jaymie Oppenheim. Grounded in more than three decades of friendship, the show offers candid, thoughtful conversations on adulthood, relationships, and parenting, expertly blending humor and vulnerability.

A New England native, Williams has been engaged in restorative justice work with TPP for nearly a decade. Since attending her first retreat at MCI Norfolk in 2016, she has become a committed partner to the organization, serving as both a steadfast supporter and a trusted mentor. Her advocacy is rooted in a vision for a more humane and transformative justice system.