Nadia, a native Brooklynite, is a mover/maker/administrator/activist. Her work is centered around anti-racist organizing, arts advocacy, and dance making. She is currently Administrative Partner to Marjani Forté-Saunders, Jonathan González, Jennifer Harge/Harge Dance Stories, and Ivy Baldwin. She is also a proud member of the Financial Operations Team at ArtsPool Services, Inc. She was formerly the director of Programs at Fourth Arts Block, an arts and advocacy organization in NYC. She has worked administratively with a variety of artists and arts organizations, including Lionel Popkin, Faye Driscoll, Donna Uchizono, Brooklyn Arts Exchange, and Cora Dance. Her current and long-time dancing collaborators are EmmaGrace Skove-Epes, Katie Dean, Kim Savarino and Tara Sheena, each of whom she is immensely grateful to be in creative conversation with. In the last few years she has taught at the University of Michigan and set work on the repertory company at James Madison University, her work was presented by The Tank at Standard Toykraft and toured to The Jam Handy in Detroit. She also has performed in works of Maya Ciarrocchi, Phoebe Berglund, Alexandra Pinel, and Kim Brandt. She is deeply committed to collaboration and the examination and dismantling of racism and other social inequities, using creation as a forum to organize and build stronger communities.