Mika Simmons is an award winning British Filmmaker, Actress, and Host of The Happy Vagina.

As an actress and filmmaker, Mika has worked on a diverse range of creative projects including the BAFTA-winning ’Falling Apart’, Film London’s ’Balcony’ which won the Crystal Bear award at the Berlin Film Festival and BFI nominated Dictynna Hood’s ‘Us Among the Stones’. Mika’s directorial debut, ‘Rain Stops Play’, won the Silver Remi for best comedy at Houston World Film Festival and has been nominated at Underwire Festival and BAFTA qualifying Portobello Film Festival and CBFF.

When not working as an actress or making films, Mika hosts The Happy Vagina platform which empowers women through inspirational content that both educates and entertains. On the podcast, Mika interviews pioneering guests as they explore an experience that completely changed their outlook in Women’s health, equality and relationships. The Happy Vagina podcast, as seen on Fabulous Magazines ‘graph of greatness’ was Marie Claire’s 2020 ‘next must listen’.

As a host and panellist Mika has worked for, amongst others, BBC Radio 5 live with Laura Whitmore, Soho House, FaceBook, Acast, Power of Women TV and AllBright and partnered with brands including Stripe & Stare, EBloggers, LeSalon, Kindred, DAME, Lelo, and DeoDoc.

In January Mika was chosen by Harpers Bazaar’s as one fo their female Visionaries for 2021. She was also featured as one of L’Oréal Lancôme’s powerful women campaign in 2017.

As a Women’s health activist, Mika is also the founder of the ‘Lady Garden Foundation,’ one of the world’s leading Gynaecological charities, and co-chair, with Nimco Ali OBE, of the ‘Ginsburg Women’s Health Board’, an independent advisory board supporting better diagnosis in Women’s health. In 2017 Mika was chosen as one of 40 inspirational British women to front L’Oréal Lancôme’s powerful women campaign.

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