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Ciara Diane

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Learning Facilitator

Organization Coach

Ciara Diane is a New York-based facilitator, writer, dramaturg, and performer. At Radical EQ she has collaborated with an array of nonprofit and theatre organizations across the country. Through her organizational transformation and anti-racism work, it is her hope that we can move towards a world where people of color, especially Black people, can feel included, joyful, supported, and above all, like they’re not alone.

In addition to her work with Radical EQ, she is also the current Emerging Creative Fellow at The CRAFT Institute, a nonprofit dedicated to curating culturally inclusive ecosystems throughout the world of arts and entertainment.

She was previously an editor at HowlRound Theatre Commons. Additionally, her journalistic work has been featured in American Theatre Magazine (AT), including serving as contributing editor for their September 2020 issue.

Headshot of Ciara Diane, a person with dark skin and light brown, curly, and textured hair with blonde highlights. They are smiling brightly, looking off to the side, and appear to be outdoors in a city setting. The person is shown from the chest up, dressed warmly in a black scarf and a light-colored jacket, with sunlight shining on their face, highlighting their joyful expression. The blurred background suggests an urban environment, with buildings and traffic signals visible.
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