1. Education & Skills Arts Non-Profit Management Pauline Kanako Kamiyama 310.383.8328 [email_address]

2. civil rights power bases social justice accountability strategy risk taking goal setting CSU, Fullerton Post Graduate Studies, 1992 Public Administration Otis College of Art & Design MA Public Practice Co-instructor Production Studios, 2010 BA, Political Science, 1990 International Relations Minor, Latin American Studies Campaign Consultation Inc. Facilitator/Trainer, 2001 - present Fulcrum Learning Systems, Inc. Ropes Course & Adventure Based Training, Independent Contractor, 2000

3. Direct services grants administration stewardship outreach special events volunteer management program development evaluation Ronald McDonald House, Hollywood Financial Development Associate/Consultant, 2000 Asian Pacific AIDS Intervention Team Emotional Support Services Coordinator, 1994 - 97 American Red Cross/Orange County Chapter HIV/AIDS Education Program Coordinator, 1994 National Minority AIDS Council, DC Conference Assistant, 1993 Kids In Sports Planning & Marketing Consultant, 2000

4. City of Los Angeles, Department of Cultural Affairs Public Art Division Arts Manager I, 2009 - present/2001 -2006 Community Arts Division Consultant, 1999 - 2001 project management budget & finance communications transparency best practices charrettes engagement City of Pasadena, Planning Department Cultural Affairs Division Program Coordinator, 2009 Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Metro Art Senior Public Art Officer, 2006 Japanese American Community & Cultural Center Development Officer, 2007 Japanese American National Museum Public Programs Coordinator, 1998

5. gate keepers capacity building collaboration leveraging policy making advocacy Pauline Kanako Kamiyama over 20 years of non-profit & arts management committed to social justice partnerships through education, advocacy and policy 310.383.8328 [email_address]