Amelia Wong is a dynamic force in the intersection of digital media and cultural heritage, leveraging her multifaceted expertise as a consultant and independent scholar to empower institutions and individuals alike. Currently self-employed, Amelia specializes in digital content strategy and management, focusing on enhancing audience...
Amelia Wong is a dynamic force in the intersection of digital media and cultural heritage, leveraging her multifaceted expertise as a consultant and independent scholar to empower institutions and individuals alike. Currently self-employed, Amelia specializes in digital content strategy and management, focusing on enhancing audience engagement and storytelling in the digital age. Her work is characterized by a deep understanding of cultural studies, particularly as they relate to museums and technology, allowing her to craft innovative solutions that resonate with diverse audiences.
One of her key projects includes designing and leading digital content production workshops for the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage, where she equips staff with the skills necessary to create compelling narratives that celebrate cultural diversity. Amelia's approach combines her proficiency in qualitative research and education with practical applications of the Adobe Creative Suite, enabling her clients to develop engaging content that captivates and informs.
In addition to her consulting work, Amelia is dedicated to professional development within the cultural and arts heritage sectors. She offers tailored training sessions that focus on the nuances of digital-age storytelling, helping organizations navigate the complexities of social media and content management. Her commitment to fostering a culture of continuous learning ensures that her clients are not only equipped with the latest strategies but are also inspired to innovate within their own practices. Through her unique blend of scholarship and practical expertise, Amelia Wong is shaping the future of digital engagement in the cultural sector, making her a sought-after partner for institutions looking to thrive in an increasingly digital world.
