Tami Luchow is a speak­er, writer, artist, leader, change­mak­er, and a con­sul­tant for best prac­tices for com­pa­nies and com­mu­ni­ties, specif­i­cal­ly for rep­re­sen­ta­tion and belong­ing. She runs work­shops on lead­er­ship, find­ing one’s voice, women’s rights, human rights, self-care, dis­abil­i­ty rights, and advis­es C‑suites and exec­u­tive teams, and human resource pro­fes­sion­als on how to incor­po­rate best prac­tices for rep­re­sen­ta­tion of all groups into one’s com­mu­ni­ty and cor­po­rate cul­ture. She was a jour­nal­ist with NBC News, first with Night­ly News with Tom Brokaw, and Date­line NBC. Tami was born with a phys­i­cal dis­abil­i­ty and lat­er in life was diag­nosed with an invis­i­ble dis­abil­i­ty. She uses her life expe­ri­ences to shed light on the fact that many peo­ple move between mul­ti­ple, under-rep­re­sent­ed groups. Tami is a grad­u­ate of Yale Uni­ver­si­ty, where she received her BA, and of Colum­bia Uni­ver­si­ty, where she received her MA. Tami is cur­rent­ly an Inau­gur­al Fel­low at the Yale School of Man­age­ment ELI Pro­gram. Tami’s mul­ti­me­dia and expe­ri­en­tial art will be debut­ing this July in New York City at The West­beth Gallery.