LaPortia Mosley, Community Engagement Officer at the Georgia Historical Society, leads initiatives that connect communities across Georgia with the state’s history. She manages Recognizing an Imperfect Past and the Community Archives Initiative which fosters partnerships with educators, corporate stakeholders, and organizations across the state. Working closely with GHS archival and education staff, she helps communities and students understand the importance of the archives in preserving family and local history.
Ms. Mosley has 15 years of experience as an educational professional in various roles, including classroom teacher and college instructor. She possesses expertise in technology-based instruction, multi-cultural competencies, and teaching with primary sources. She holds a master’s in education from Georgia Southern University and has a deep understanding of the educational landscape that has afforded her the opportunity to connect and engage continuously with various communities and organizations on a wide variety of projects. She is passionate about expanding access to history, preserving stories, and building meaningful relationships that strengthen public engagement.
