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2014-11-17T04:11:52+00:00

Photo 1: Ali Landry, Dr. Harvey Karp, Nina Montee Karp and Angela Lindval Photo 2: Dr. Harvey Karp, Nina Montee Karp, Dr. Bojana Jankovic and Michael Weatherly Photo 3: Nina Montee Karp, Nancy Chuda, Lexi Montee ( nina's daughter) and Olivia Newton John Photo 4: Nina Montee Karp, Dr. Bojana Jankovic, Sasha Alexander and Dr. [...]

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Nina Montee Karp

Nina Montée Karp is a producer, director, and environmental activist. She directed the award-winning educational DVDs The Happiest Baby and The Happiest Toddler on the Block. These best-selling films are used across the nation to reduce parental struggles and promote healthy family relations. She also helped create one of the first environmental documentaries, Not Under My Roof, with Olivia Newton-John and Kelly Preston. Most recently, Nina wrote, produced, and directed Breast Cancer: The Path of Wellness and Healing. Hailed as a landmark educational guide.

Nina's DVD features the nation's most celebrated breast cancer doctors and wellness experts, including Dr. Marisa Weiss, Dr. Susan Love, Dr. Dennis Slamon, Dr. Deepak Chopra, and Dr. Dean Ornish. It also features celebrity breast cancer survivors Sheryl Crow, Christina Applegate, Melissa Etheridge, Olivia Newton-John, and others. All the profits from DVD sales are donated to Breastcancer.org and UCLA’s Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center.

Her best-selling productions have been featured on programs including Good Morning America, The View, Dr. Phil, and CNN.

Nina is a founding Board member of Healthy Child Healthy World, one of the nation's leading environmental nonprofits dedicated to protecting young children from harmful chemicals and promoting healthier environments. Nina is the youngest person to receive the prestigious Healthy Child Healthy World's Lifetime Achievement Award.

She is also a Board member of the Environmental Working Group (EWG), one of the most prestigious environmental nonprofit organizations in the world. Nina also serves as the vice chair of Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles' Champion Fund, benefitting homeless teens.