Mollie Gilbertson

Experienced grant writer and passionate artist who is driven to uplift the Twin Ports community through art and advocacy work - marginalized communities in particular. Each occupation I have had since college is a reflection of my urgency to advocate for people who are struggling to find a voice due to physical, emotional, psychological, and economic barriers. I have used my creativity, sensitivity, and strong will to accomplish any challenge I have faced yet in my professional and personal life. My most recent professions have given me experience involving nonprofit work, the fine arts, and advocacy work in the community. All of which has left me with powerful community connections and the necessary skills to be a valuable asset to your team.

• certified in the course "Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Workplace" through University of Superior-Wisconsin
• Board member on the Community Events and Public Arts Committee of Superior, Wisconsin.
• certified in "Setting the Stage for Great Supervision" through University of Duluth-Minnesota
• certified in the courses given at the "28th International Summit" given by The Institute on Violence, Abuse and Trauma in San Diego, California
• Art was showcased in Northern Wilds magazine: https://northernwilds.com/mollie-maxine-art-telling-stories-through-art/
• Interview in Voyage Minnesota: https://voyageminnesota.com/interview/meet-mollie-maxine-of-duluth-minnesota/
• Lincoln Park mural was highlighted by Ecolibrium: https://www.ecolibrium3.org/the-old-man-and-the-lake/
• certified in the trainings given at "Cultivate" hosted by the Fundraising Academy