Born. 1981
Ada, Oklahoma
Angie M. Wallace believes in the power of vulnerability and the human capacity to transform discomfort into actionable possibilities for a better world. She is a designer, advocate, conflict facilitator, systems thinker, lyrical poet, and artist. Whether playing with metaphor or diving right in, she visualizes difficult subjects through personal narrative, systems mapping, illustrations, and creative writing. Emphasizing the human experience, her work embraces both the ups and downs of lived experience. Angie believes visualization can fill the gaps between interpersonal conflicts and the rigidity of structural systems. In her free time, she enjoys cooking fancy dinners, watching DIY shows, and road tripping. She dabbles with improv and enjoys taking bad photos with her phone. Angie’s favorite time of year is early fall right before the transition into winter, when the nights are still warm and the leaves begin to wither.
Education:
MFA Willamette University, Collaborative Design, [candidate] 2024
MS University of Oregon School of Law, Conflict and Dispute Resolution, 2019
MIIS Southern Oregon University, Interdisciplinary Studies, 2018
BS Southern Oregon University, Studio Arts, Cum Laude, 2011
Training:
Restorative Justice, Resolutions Northwest, 2020
Intern, Lane County Youth Services, 2019
Volunteer, Court Appointed Special Advocates, 2019
Family Mediation Certificate, University of Oregon, 2019
Basic Mediation Certificate, Resolve Center for Dispute Resolution and Restorative Justice, 2018
Massage Therapy Certificate, Ashland Institute of Massage, 2011
Graduate Jeweler Certificate, Revere Academy of Jewelry Arts, 2003