Mo Golden is an artist, creativity researcher, and experiential education practitioner. She has a passion for using the arts as tools for personal growth, place making, and for communicating across differences.
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Mo holds a Bachelors of Arts from The Evergreen State College, an interdisciplinary learning context, where she was a Gilman Scholar. She holds a Master’s of Arts in Education & Human Development from George Washington University, where she was a Jim Joseph Foundation Fellow. Mo is currently a PhD student in Expressive Arts at The European Graduate School, focusing her research on the use of the arts in intercultural learning. Mo has led programming and created curriculum for organizations in the US and Latin America and has helped launch and scale two creative businesses: Gold Herring and Heart of the Deernicorn.
Some of the organizations that have used Mo’s work
