Monica W. Email & Phone Number

Olympia, Wa, Us

Williamson Creative Agency is a small, highly collaborative team of woman dedicated to positive social impact. We offer design and support services so you can tell your story, build awareness of the great work you’re already doing, and feel prepared to inspire action. Above all else, we are organizers. Whether it’s organizing your web design so it’s clear and accessible, organizing graphics for conference promotion, or organizing fundraising communications and logistics from start to finish — we sort and arrange information so you can move toward your vision and create lasting change.

Olympia, Washington, United States

Contractor for TWG, a Native-owned consulting group dedicated to the advancement and sustainability of Native nations. I support various virtual trainings and conferences, whether in-person, virtual, or online, through technical support, event coordination, and graphic design. I maintain TWG's visual brand through their website and various brand touchpoints.

East Lansing, Michigan

Annually directed the full implementation of the annual Indigenous Law Conference hosted in partnership with the Tribal In-House Counsel Association. Assisted the students, staff, faculty and friends of the Center by coordinating the budget, newsletter, Speaker Series, and media. Compiled weekly job announcement content to the leading legal blog in Indian Country, Turtle Talk.

Lansing, Michigan Area

Composed website content for Indigistory, a digital storytelling archive. Edited video content. Facilitated Story Boarding Workshop for youth ages 7-14.

Office For Experiential Learning

I led the design of outreach materials and in-person sessions to encourage participation in experiential learning, or "learning by doing," especially the Study Away Hawai'i program, which I participated in.

Emmett County, Michigan

Created experiential lesson plans, managed routine supply orders, and facilitated art activities for 125 weekly campers at the 8-week sleep-away camp. Worked with nearly 1,000 youth, ages 7-14, throughout the summer encouraging self expression through art.

Supported an autistic individual both in their home and in their community with routine visits and activities.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Anthropology, 3.47/4.0

Activities and Societies: Minor in American Indian and Indigenous Studies; Affiliations include MSU University Academic Hearing Board.

Nonviolent Politics

Activities and Societies: On the Big Island of Hawai'i as well as Oahu, I engaged with political leaders and protectors of Mauna Kea who.

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