Amelia Dmowska joined The diaTribe Foundation in 2016 after graduating with honors from the University of Chicago, where she completed a degree in English language and literature and a minor in biological sciences. There, she was also heavily involved in working to increase vulnerable populations’ access to health education. She studied at-risk parents’ access to information about healthy childhood development in the Department of Developmental and Behavior Pediatrics and taught weekly health classes on mental health, drugs and alcohol, and sexual health in public high schools. 

In addition to serving as a contributing writer for diaTribe Learn, she also co-authored to the Anthology of Bright Spots, supported development work, and served as the program manager of the d17 Executive Innovation Lab and co-lead for the d18 Executive Innovation Lab.