Alyssa Gray-Tyghter

Alyssa Gray-Tyghter (she/her) is an educator, writer, and storyteller whose work explores the intersections of equity, identity, memory, and transformative learning. Her research and creative practice are grounded in Afro-Indigenous histories, counterstorytelling, and the power of narrative to reshape how we understand belonging. She is known for bringing together critical insight, thoughtful facilitation, and a deep commitment to community in ways that are both grounded and engaging. Across her work, Alyssa examines how story can function as method, resistance, and reimagination, offering audiences new ways to think about education, culture, leadership, and the narratives that shape our lives.