Régine Romain is a multilingual Haitian-American artist, educator, racial justice strategist and public speaker. As a community-based visual anthropologist and cultural producer, she delves into all of her projects with a passion  to heal historic wounds.  

With 25+ years of  teaching, training, and supporting intergenerational communities, she uses photography/film/podcasting as mixed-media educational tools to nurture awareness, respect, justice and collective engagement in addressing issues of race, representation and culture through participatory and reflective learning practices. Through an extensive global network, she produces transformative curricula, workshops, salons, performances, forums, exhibits/festivals, and tours. 

A 2022 Brooklyn Public Library Heritage Ambassador and NYSCA filmmaking grant recipient - her work bridges storytelling as cultural recovery, while creating spaces to deepen critical and curative consciousness.

Régine holds a BS | Bowie State University and a MA | Goldsmiths, University of London, and is pursuing a PhD in Cultural Studies.