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Chelsea Gregory (she/her) is a community-engaged artist, educator, cultural organizer, equity and restorative justice practitioner who brings over two decades of experience facilitating creative and transformative process. She currently works with the social impact firm Create Forward in the areas of equity practice, facilitation and program design. Her most recent community-engaged performance projects have been with Urban Bush Women, ACRE (Artists Co-Creating Real Equity), Cornerstone Theater Company, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, and Working Theater. Her artistic work has been produced by The Culture Project and LaMama ETC in New York, Los Angeles Women's Theater Festival, La Peña Cultural Center (Berkeley CA), and 7 Stages (Atlanta GA) among others.
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In addition to her ongoing work with Create Forward, Chelsea has consulted independently with organizations such as Lincoln Center Education, The Brooklyn Library, CUNY Creative Arts Team, SpaceWorks, NYC Arts in Education Roundtable, The Human Root, Urban Bush Women, PURPOSE Productions, Working Theater, CORE Dance and Gibney Dance. She has also consulted with numerous public and private schools, and been a Guest Lecturer for The New School, New York University, Brown University, UC Berkeley, Wesleyan, UMASS Amherst, Columbia University and many other colleges and universities.
Chelsea is an alumna of New York University's Gallatin School of Individualized Study where her focus was "Community Empowerment and Creative Culture." She received her M.F.A. in Theater and Contemporary Performance from the experimental program founded by Wendell Beavers, Barbara Dilley and Steve Wangh at Naropa University. In 2016, she was selected as an EMERGENYC fellow by NYU's Hemispheric Institute for Performance and Politics.
In addition to her ongoing work with Create Forward, Chelsea has consulted independently with organizations such as Lincoln Center Education, The Brooklyn Library, CUNY Creative Arts Team, SpaceWorks, NYC Arts in Education Roundtable, The Human Root, Urban Bush Women, PURPOSE Productions, Working Theater, CORE Dance and Gibney Dance. She has also consulted with numerous public and private schools, and been a Guest Lecturer for The New School, New York University, Brown University, UC Berkeley, Wesleyan, UMASS Amherst, Columbia University and many other colleges and universities.
Chelsea is an alumna of New York University's Gallatin School of Individualized Study where her focus was "Community Empowerment and Creative Culture." She received her M.F.A. in Theater and Contemporary Performance from the experimental program founded by Wendell Beavers, Barbara Dilley and Steve Wangh at Naropa University. In 2016, she was selected as an EMERGENYC fellow by NYU's Hemispheric Institute for Performance and Politics.