Kristen Bell will not be silenced when it comes to her political views, despite a renewed cynicism for Hollywood types that use their platforms to weigh in on various issues.

“So I’m not a citizen anymore because I’m an actor? Fuck that,” Bell said during a conversation at the inaugural BE Conference, a gathering of influential women in Austin, Texas.

The star of NBC’s Mike Schur comedy “The Good Place” has had run-ins with President Donald Trump, and speaks often on issues like child hunger and the Flint water crisis on platforms like Twitter and Instagram.

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“I’m not any less allowed to share what I believe, and I’m very lucky for that and to have the audience. When people are listening you don’t quiet down, you speak up,” Bell said to applause.

“You guys are in this room because you’re taking about what you believe in and you want to lead the charge to be there,” she concluded. Watch her full discussion with TheWrap Founder and CEO Sharon Waxman above.

The BE is a special gathering of influential women in Media, Entertainment, Entrepreneurship and Technology.

The two-day event offers networking, workshops, panels and mentor sessions with top industry executives, thought leaders and creatives in a first-class setting for networking, mentorship and ideas.

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Speakers will include award-winning TV journalist Soledad O’Brien; LinkedInCMO Shannon Stubo; Author and Media Strategist Wendy Sachs; Co-founders & Co-CEO’s of WERK Annie Dean; and Anna Auerbach; Jesse Draper, Founder, Halogen Ventures; Sarah Avins, CDO, NY Presbyterian Hospital; Eddie Bauer guide and mountaineer, Melissa Arnot; Andrea Razzaghi, Deputy Director of Astrophysics at NASA and many more.

The BE is a joint creation of TheWrap and the Mom 2.0 Summit. The event is hosted at Austin’s Omni Barton Creek Resort and Hotel.

The Scene at BE Conference 2017: Kristen Bell, Soledad O'Brien, Mentors and More (Photos)

See the diverse, talented group of women and the various programs as they happen at the 2017 BE Conference.
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Kristen Bell (left) and TheWrap Founder and CEO Sharon Waxman kick off The BE Conference with a conversation about Entrepreneurship.
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Kristen Bell, star of "The Good Place," discussed her early Hollywood days and not fitting the mold of geek or girlfriend parts.
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Kristen Bell's social impact company This Bar Can Save Lives produces GMO-free meal replacement bars, and donates food to battle child hunger for every bar purchased.
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Kristen Bell at the BE

Bell is one of the voice leads of "Frozen," the juggernaut Walt Disney animated franchise.
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TheWrap Founder and CEO opens the conference with a celebration of women and their diverse interests in business and leadership
Sharon Waxman and "Chasing Coral" producer Larissa Rhodes kicked off The BE Conference will a discussion about the Netflix documentary acquired at Sundance.
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Photographer and author Karen Walrond, who moderated the panel "How I Broke The Mold: Charting an Unconventional Career Path," checks in for
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The BE Conference attendees applaud the night one program, a discussion about Netflix's "Chasing Coral."
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The Linkedin Lounge, designed to help attendees rock their professional profiles, at the 2017 BE Conference.
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A networking breakout session at The BE Conference.
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From left: Andrea Razzaghi, Deputy Director of Astrophysics at NASA; Mountaineer, Melissa Arnot; Cindy Whitehead, CEO, The Pink Ceiling and moderator Karen Walrond, from the panel "How I Broke the Mold: Charting an Unconventional Career Path" at the 2017 BE Conference.
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Paradigm agent Meghan Oliver, who specializes in content creators, hosts a mentorship breakout session at The BE Conference.
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Kristen Bell with Sharon Waxman at the BE Conference.
Poppy Crum, the chief scientist at Dolby Laboratories, talks about pivoting from classical music to audio-visual scientific research
Shannon Stubo, the CMO of LinkedIn, talks about career pivots at the BE.
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Venture capitalist Jesse Draper talks investment and raising capital
Melissa Arnot and Cindy Whitehead
BE attendees connect in the Linkedin Lounge
A photography exhibit in the BE Conference Marketplace
Inside the BE Conference gift bag
The Female Quotient CEO Shelley Zalis
Paradigm Agency Motion Picture Lit head Valarie Phillips
Soledad O'Brien discusses how activism has impacted her career.
Singer and musician Madame Gandhi closes out the inaugural BE.
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Madame Gandhi
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Madame Gandhi is signed to Paradigm.
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