Amie Tullius

Amie Tullius is a writer and arts administrator who haunts the vibrant bohemian enclaves of Salt Lake City, Utah. Her work includes fiction, essays, art criticism, and curatorial/collaborative projects, including a series of peripatetic literary journals that travel the country by Amtrak train. She earned an MFA in Writing from California College of the Arts in San Francisco. She is a collaborator and board member for an upstart Utah-based international dance/design company, NOW-ID, and is director of sales for a contemporary fine art gallery.

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Amie Tullius

How a 100-Year-Old House is Transforming L.A.’s Toughest Neighborhood

The motto at The Big House is "Don't move, improve."

What a Scuba Diver with a Spinal Cord Injury Has to Teach Us About the Learning Process

Starting over with the bare essentials of life can offer important insights into learning at any age. #ProjectLiteracy

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Amie Tullius

How a 100-Year-Old House is Transforming L.A.’s Toughest Neighborhood

The motto at The Big House is "Don't move, improve."

Looking for the Next Big Social Movement? Check the House Next Door.

When a private home is opened up as a community space, it often becomes the incubator of a movement.

What a Scuba Diver with a Spinal Cord Injury Has to Teach Us About the Learning Process

Starting over with the bare essentials of life can offer important insights into learning at any age. #ProjectLiteracy

How Good Design Helped Bring Light to a Remote Area of Indonesia

1.3 billion people around the world live without electricity. Here’s how a design challenge is starting to change that.