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Marjorie Justine Antonio is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in cultural resources, education, and community advocacy. Currently serving as a member of the American Conservation Experience's Cultural Resources Diversity Internship Program at the National Park Service, Marjorie leads digital assessment strategies to enhance accessibility in national storytelling. In addition, Marjorie acts as the Graduate Coordinator for Asian Pacific Islander Desi American student involvement at the Office of Multicultural Involvement & Community Advocacy, while simultaneously supporting public programs at the Heurich House Museum. Previous roles include Teaching Artist at Art Works Now, Program Manager at Maum Consulting, and intern positions at the University of California, Davis, and the Smithsonian Institution. Marjorie holds multiple degrees from the University of Maryland, including a Master of Library & Information Science with a focus on Archives and Digital Curation, and a Master of Arts in History.