Emma Wall is a doctor — specifically, a child psychiatrist. She earned her bachelor's degree in psychology from Brown University, attended Oxford University Medical School, and completed her residency and fellowship at Columbia University and at Cornell University. Born in Denmark, the doctor-wife of Jeremy Strong has worked with countless of refugees and volunteered in hospitals across the globe, including Kyrgyzstan and South Africa. Most recently, she worked in the Los Angeles foster care system and served as an educator and clinician at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). 

Aside from being a medical practitioner, Wall has also dabbled in filmmaking and is a documentarian. She is the co-founder of the film outfit Guest House Productions, and co-director of the documentary short "Guerilla Habeas", about two lawyers working together to help immigrants facing the threat of deportation in America. Speaking with Deadline, Wall explained what compelled them to make "Guerilla Habeas." "We started this in the beginning of 2019, following the Muslim ban, following Trump's zero-tolerance policy that was separating families at the border," she said. "And we — as so many people ... in this country — were feeling incredibly helpless and hopeless. It felt like these grave injustices, these human rights violations, and we didn't know what to do about it." "Guerilla Habeas" premiered on MSNBC and Peacock on February 5.

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