Alicia Diamond
 

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Alicia combines community collaboration with a knack for campaign creation, storytelling, and strategy. A creative brain and humanist heart, Alicia’s diverse experience includes yearly campaign strategies for multiple nationally recognized grassroots community-based organizations, content creation for small businesses, website design for artists & makers, and photographs that make you feel.

Her favorite things are using emergent technologies alongside traditional processes to amplify stories of courage, culture, and community. A curious creative, Alicia graduated from Columbia College with her BFA in Photojournalism.

 
 

Resume

Digital media maven, storyteller and content creator with over 15 years of social media marketing experience. My work is focused on the extraordinary lives that stand in front of my camera. I bring an appealing honesty, authenticity, and an original vision to projects by focusing on empathy and community. Accomplished creative professional with a proven track record in all aspects of the end-to-end creative process ranging from concept through execution; excellent communicator and collaborator. Extensive background in photojournalism and creative writing built the foundation to serve compelling stories and concise resources. These stories strategically engage and deepen relationships with clients, customers, media, funders, donors, and volunteers. The highest priority is creating space for these stories to shine through the people who lived them.

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Experience

I have worked with nonprofits, publishing companies, influencers, individuals, creatives, business owners and social enterprises to create photographic content, branding solutions, and social media strategies. Projects include: branding, photography, ad campaigns, web design, and print marketing. 

Clients Include: Penguin Random House, Northwest Community Bail Fund, Washington Recovery Alliance, Real Change News, Chief Seattle Club, Na'ah Illahee Fund, Craft3, Cameras for Kids on Pine Ridge, Seattle Cultural Accessibility Consortium, and more.