Tiara S. (Creatrix Tiara)
Creatrix Tiara is a master of media, arts, community cultural development, and education with over ten years of experience. Tiara has a proven record of supporting marginalized communities based on race, gender, sexuality, class and immigration status. With superb skills and knowledge in media writing, social media, content management, community development, administration, project management, customer service, logistics, research, and tutoring, Tiara is a force to be reckoned with.
Tiara's special skills include sparking collaborations and career paths by establishing connections between people, making unique creative connections between diverse groups, cross-cultural communication, interviewing, research (particularly in finding obscure online resources), adapting to different cultures and circumstances on-the-go, quickly learning and understanding new technologies, working efficiently and effectively at high speeds, and constantly creating new ideas. Tiara is interested in liminality, intersectionality, feminism, anti-racism, LGBTQ rights, immigration, human rights, cultural exchange, arts & technology, pop culture, fandom, games, digital media, social media, alternative subcultures/lifestyles, performance, interdisciplinary arts, creative and media writing, travel, reading, alternative education, arts & media as tools for empowerment and social change, and creative social enterprise.
Tiara holds a Master of Fine Arts from the California Institute of Integral Studies, a Core Credential of Readiness from Harvard Business School, a WorldSmart Leadership Program Certificate from Up With People, a Mass Communications degree from Limkokwing University College of Creative Technology, Cyberjaya, a Certificate IV from Swinburne University of Technology, and a Bachelor of Creative Industries from Queensland University of Technology. Tiara has worked in numerous organizations, including Creatrix Tiara (formerly The Merch Girl), Animal Crossing: New Horizons Fringe Festival, Girl Guides Victoria, Reimagining Arts Funding, Quippings: Disability Unleashed, The Village Festival, Freeplay Independent Games Festival, Lesbians Incorporated, Autostraddle.com, DiGRA, Slutwalk Melbourne, Pop Up Playground, Department of Communications and the Arts, Center for Sex and Culture, Tutorpedia Foundation, Global Fund for Women, Emerging Arts Professionals / SFBA, Yoni Ki Baat, 826 Valencia, Tenth at California Institute of Integral Studies, San Francisco LGBTQ Speakers Bureau, SOMArts, Queensland University of Technology, Vulcana Women's Circus, Zen Zen Zo, Youth Arts Queensland, Channel [V] International, Up With People International Alumni Association, Femina Potens, and EducateDeviate.
