Erin Brothers is an artist and nonprofit leader dedicated to fostering community through the arts. Originally from Oʻahu and a graduate of Kahuku High School, she holds a BA in Visual & Media Arts from Emerson College and a Master’s in Social Practice Art from the University of Indianapolis. Erin has led arts organizations across Hawaiʻi, California, and Nevada, serving as Executive Director of Lahaina Arts Association, Director of Impact at the Reno Generator, Grants Manager at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center, and currently as Engage Program Manager at Prince Dance Company. She is also the co-founder of the Archive for Health, Arts, and Spirit. With a passion for arts access and community engagement, Erin continues to champion the role of the arts in social impact and cultural resilience.