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Diana Clarke is a Development Coordinator at Quabbin Mediation, with a career spanning various roles in writing and editing since 2011. As a freelance writer and editor, Diana explores themes such as gentrification, urban space, feminism, memory, identity, and the arts, with contributions to notable publications like the Village Voice and Dissent Magazine. Previous experiences include positions as an Arts Intern at the National Yiddish Book Center, a graduate fellow at High Rocks Educational Corporation, and an executive editor at Quarto Literary Magazine. Diana holds a Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing and Yiddish Studies from Columbia University, along with a Master's degree in Jewish/Judaic Studies and Appalachian History from the University of Pittsburgh. Additional studies were completed at the Danish Institute for Study Abroad.