Nora Bryne (she/her) is a facilitator, organizer, and practitioner who works to build solidarity and make civic life more accessible and joyful. Using somatics and imaginative writing, she creates learning experiences that extend beyond a classroom and into everyday life. She holds a BA in cultural anthropology from UW-Madison and a MA in sustainable urban development from DePaul University.

Though Nora grew up in Wisconsin, she found home in South Philly. A transracial transnational Korean adoptee, she enjoys exploring the intersections of grief, identity, and belonging. You can find her walking around neighborhoods and waving at window kitties.