Alexandra Elizabeth Corazza is a trilingual strategist, educator, and institutional fundraiser dedicated to elevating cross-cultural narratives and community-led initiatives worldwide. With over fifteen years of international experience spanning more than thirty countries, Alexandra specializes in grant lifecycle management, cross-cultural program design, and strategic storytelling to bridge the gap between grassroots community needs and institutional philanthropic goals.

She is the founder of Finding Roots & Wings, a fiscally sponsored social initiative that partners with displaced populations globally to cultivate economic independence and community resilience through participatory journalism and multimedia archiving. Her extensive field consulting includes customizing highly personal approaches to international marketing and public relations for artists, traditional craftspeople, and global entrepreneurs.

Alexandra studied at the School of Visual Arts in New York City and StoryCenter in Berkeley, California, and holds a Graduate Certificate in Non-Profit Management from Harvard Extension School.