As a writer, community builder, and curator, Regine Malibiran connects marginalized people through stories and experiences to strengthen collective power.

Regine was born in Manila, Philippines. Raised by a multigenerational village, Regine pursues her work with the belief that it takes collaboration, compassion, and a lot of nerve to move each other forward.

She currently serves as the Exhibit Coordinator and Associate Curator at the Carver Museum and Cultural Center. Regine leads programs like the Small Black Museum Residency Project with the objective of expanding access and redefining what’s possible for the Black creative community in Texas.

Regine founded forth space productions to present a vision of success through solidarity. She graduated from The University of Texas at Austin with degrees in English and Public Relations. Regine also loves cats, astrology, and the em dash.

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