Presenter

Amira Malcom is a multimedia storyteller and technologist who uses digital tools to expand access to cultural heritage. Currently living and working in Indianapolis, she began her involvement with SIGGRAPH as a student volunteer in 2017 and has since served in a range of conference and committee roles, supporting a global communitiey of artists, researchers, and industry leaders. Alongside her work in digital media, Amira is deeply engaged in the philanthropy space, with experience in community-centered arts organizations and ongoing graduate study in philanthropic studies. Her work explores how technology, cultural memory, and equitable resource distribution intersect, with a focus on strengthening creative ecosystems and supporting historically marginalized communities. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, gaming, sharing memes, and petting every dog she meets.