JACQUELINE BUCKINGHAM
Texas raised and globally minded, Jacqueline Buckingham has been described as having “never played by anyone else’s rules”.
Jacqueline Buckingham is an advocate, activist, and advisor for women’s health and wellness.
She works with women to reinvent themselves and write their own rules.
A mother of reinvention, and mother of 2, her background as an actress, cultural leader, style guru, wellness director, art advisor, filmmaker, global school teacher, dating expert, and mindset coach was driven by refusing the limitations of prescribed roles and rules for women. She wants more-- for all women; more variety, voracity, authority, autonomy, money, magnificence, pleasure, power, support, and satisfaction.
Her passion is helping women rewrite their roles, reinvent their lives, and reclaim their power.
At her core, Jacqueline believes our global imbalance of power as genders is connected to how society sees women and the solution is changing how women see themselves.
She studied Art History at Emory University, earned a B.A. with High Honors from the University of Toronto, and completed post-graduate coursework in neuroscience and lifestyle medicine at Harvard.
Her advocacy through podcasts and products includes un-shaming female sexuality, normalizing conversations about women's sexual health, and shifting antiquated beliefs about female sexuality to improve quality of life for women.
She is the producer and host of Cliterology, an Anthem award-winning podcast in it's third season that normalizes conversations about women's sexual health to close the gender gap in healthcare. Committed to delivering important information from leading experts on under-researched areas including menopause, hormone replacement therapy, and female longevity, her recent guests (also recently featured on Oprah) include Dr. Sharon Malone, Dr. Jayne Morgan, Dr. Elizabeth Comen, and Dr. Heather Hirsch.
The founder of a philanthropic product line that gives back to organizations that support women, Huge Pussy has a huge mission: Decoupling shame from female sexuality to improve life for women. The brand is a catalyst for collaborative giving through non-profit, corporate, and celebrity partnerships and product sales. Recent partnerships include The Pink Fund, SIECUS, and a shout-out to increasing reproductive rights for women in Cosmopolitan magazine. With products that normalize female sexuality and neutralize negatively charged language related to the female body (it's accepted to use "balls" in a business meeting) Huge Pussy is changing what has been shamed to what must be celebrated, one product and one mind at a time.
Jacqueline is a supporter of public school education as Director Emeritus of Development for the board at the Girls Academic Leadership Academy in Los Angeles and a former trustee for the Visual Art and Design Academy at Santa Barbara High School. Her company has been a corporate sponsor for Dress for Success and she supports organizations dedicated to women’s health, gender equality, and the economic and educational empowerment of women.
Her greatest honor is being the mother of her 2 children: Chase, a photographer and graduate of NYU Tisch School of the Arts, and Devon, a biology major at Northeastern University
Background + Experience
Global School Teacher: A mother of 2 committed to raising her children with a global citizen mindset, Jacqueline wrote and produced a pro-bono documentary film for AMPATH’s Orphans and Vulnerable Children Program in Kenya with her son and studied Vajrayana Buddhism as part of a 4-year travel program she designed and embarked upon with him. A decade later, she wrote and taught a year-long global school curriculum throughout Australasia for her daughter measuring quality of life for women around the world.
Filmmaker: Compelled by the gender inequality and shaming of female biology she witnessed globally, Jacqueline wrote, directed, produced, and starred in The Box with Jacqueline, an award-winning sketch series comprised of 11 short films that debuted on Amazon. Motivated by merging entertainment and activism, her recently completed documentary short about sex, censorship, and 5 letters that struck a global nerve is being released on International Women’s Day in 2025.
Wellness Director: Certified in Compassion Cultivation at Standford’s CCARE Center, Jacqueline is a 500-hour yoga teacher and was named Director of The Wellness Institute in Dallas where she combined ancient wisdom with practical neuroscience to direct programs in yoga, meditation, and mind-body health.
Her programs based in body-positive yoga, positive psychology, and functional neuroscience transform how people see themselves, their bodies, and their power.
Actress: As an actress, Jacqueline has portrayed couture-clad heiresses and stylish villains in films like Half Baked, as a regular on Late Night with David Letterman, and in leading roles on Law & Order, Hack, As the World Turns, and in Amazon’s first film, Portrait. She was also the title role in artist Michael Snow's film that debuted at the Museum of Modern Art. Now she writes her own roles.
Art Advisor: Jacqueline founded Photos for Health to merge art with healing through her innovative approach to art in hospitals. The first user-generated photography collections for palliative care, Photos for Health earned national recognition for the research-based art programs installed in over 2 million square feet of healthcare space resulting in curated permanent collections at The Indiana University Melvin and Bren Simon Cancer Center, The Riley Hospital for Children, Methodist Hospital, Indiana University Health headquarters, and Indiana University School of Medicine.
Cultural Leader: Jacqueline spent over twenty years as a philanthropic cultural leader in global cities as first lady to several of North America’s leading cultural institutions such as The Whitney Museum of American Art, The Dallas Museum of Art, and Art Gallery of Ontario. She raised millions for the arts and played pivotal roles as chair and spokeswoman for dozens of events throughout the U.S., Canada, and Europe, including serving as International Chairwoman for the Venice Biennale on behalf of the United States.
Style Guru: Described by The New York Times as having “embodied the season’s audacious mood” Jacqueline founded Style Meets Life to help women achieve style with purpose. Partnering with Nordstrom, Macy’s, JC Penney, J. Crew, Gap Inc., Cole Haan, and Simon Malls, Jacqueline authored an accompanying column in Indianapolis Woman magazine and produced the first web-series that featured the mental health and style challenge of a double mastectomy.
She has been featured in The New York Times, New York Magazine, Town & Country, Harpers Bazaar, W Magazine, Cosmopolitan, Womens Wear Daily, W Magazine, ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox.
Work with Me:
If you've read any of the above, you can see I've reinvented many times. Now I'm taking what I've learned and teaching others to empower their lives in every stage.
I specialize in reinvention, the reclamation of power, and rewriting your own rules in life. You may benefit from working with me if you are looking to feel beautiful and sexy again, want to update your style, manage menopause, date with confidence, get divorced compassionately, prepare for marriage mindfully, stop drinking to improve your health, develop a style profile and shopping formula like a pro, raise conscious children in an semi-unconscious world, talk to your kids about sex, create life-changing experiences for your family instead of taking regular vacations, have your own at home 10 minute exercise routine, take control over your health and mindset through conscious movement, maintain, mourn, and create a new identity during marriage, divorce, motherhood, and empty-nester-hood, and my 3 keys to health, prosperity, and happiness.
If you are interested in working with me, please send an email to jacqueline.b.anderson@gmail.com and tell me a bit about your goals.
We will set a time to talk and see if working together is a fit.
Links
Jacqueline's Film + TV on IMDB
Cliterology Podcast on YouTube
Cliterology Podcast on Spotify
Cliterology Podcast on Apple Podcasts
Cliterology Podcast on Instagram
Cliterology Podcast on Amazon / Audible
HP Gives Back: Recent partnerships and press have included The Pink Fund, SIECUS, and Cosmopolitan Magazine.
The HP Pink Beanie was featured for supporting reproductive rights in Cosmopolitan Magazine and described as Shocking but Practical