Elisabeth Loomis

A native of Los Angeles, Elisabeth Loomis is a communications and development professional driven by the belief that storytelling creates positive change. Since 2020, she has worked at the intersection of creativity and purpose, building compelling narratives and visuals that connect with audiences and inspire action. Loomis spent a decade in New York City as a small business owner and professional photographer, documenting children and families. She later pivoted to community-focused work, including roles in communications, marketing and program coordination for the Native American Youth and Family Center in Portland, Oregon. Her commitment to youth advocacy extends to her volunteer work, where she has used the arts to instill confidence and safety in children through organizations such as Free Arts for Kids and New York Cares. Loomis is completing a Bachelor of Arts in communications with a concentration in public relations from California State University, Bakersfield, and holds an Associate of Arts in social and behavioral sciences from Santa Monica College.