Shauntionne Mosley is a writer and researcher with a background in International Studies (B.A., University of Kentucky) and a lifelong interest in the intersections of culture, art, and global identity. Her studies focused on Europe, Francophone cultures, and international relations, supported by coursework in literature, anthropology, digital art, and gender studies.

Blending a global humanities foundation with modern digital literacy, Shauntionne brings experience from the tech and open-knowledge sectors (including Mozilla, Press Ganey, and Google Cloud), where she developed strong skills in remote collaboration, cross-cultural communication, and accessible storytelling.

Her current focus lies in writing and cultural preservation, especially projects that document or interpret art, heritage, and social memory for diverse audiences. She aims to bridge digital innovation and historical awareness, helping organizations communicate culture with clarity, empathy, and depth.

When she’s not writing you can find her gossiping with her cat, reading something written by Tananarive Due, or watching horror films.