
Information that connects people.
Research, access, organization, digital resources, information literacy, and community-centered service.
Kristin McGee-Morley
Information Professional · Artist · Emerging Curatorial Professional
B.A. Studio Art · Master of Library & Information Science
Bringing together information, creativity, visual culture, and access to support thoughtful, inclusive, and well-organized communities and collections.
Kristin's work sits at the intersection of librarianship, art, and curation. Her M.L.I.S. foundation brings research, information organization, access, and community service. Her Studio Art background contributes visual literacy, creative thinking, and a strong sensitivity to how people experience objects, ideas, and space.
Young Black Librarian is a professional platform for that full story—not a single job title. It reflects a recent graduate building a career that can move naturally across libraries, cultural institutions, collections, visual resources, and creative organizations.

Research, access, organization, digital resources, information literacy, and community-centered service.
Studio Art brings visual literacy, composition, aesthetic awareness, creative problem-solving, and an artist's perspective.

An emerging interest in collections, documentation, preservation, interpretation, decorative arts, and thoughtful object care.
Master of Library & Information Science
San José State University
Bachelor of Arts · Studio Art
San Francisco State University
Together, these disciplines support a career grounded in visual thinking, research, organization, cultural awareness, and public access to knowledge.
Libraries, art, and culture can open doors, create belonging, and change lives.
— Kristin McGee-Morley
Open to professional conversations and opportunities across librarianship, information work, cultural institutions, art, collections, and related fields.