We’re delighted to share that amy weber has joined the Interactivity Foundation as our new Vice President of Programming.
amy, who prefers her name to be written in lowercase, steps into this role at a time of both growth and transition for our organization. As VP of Programming, she will play a central role in aligning our programs with IF’s mission: to bring people together in meaningful discussions that expand imagination, build social trust, and strengthen the skills vital for everyday democracy. She’ll guide the development and evaluation of our programming efforts, mentor our program staff, and support partnerships that extend our impact across education, civic life, and community dialogue.
amy brings a powerful blend of foresight, strategic thinking, and community experience to this role. She most recently served as Chief Impact Officer at United Way of Greater Cincinnati, where she helped lead systems-level change efforts through a lens of equity, innovation, and collaborative problem-solving.
amy’s background in futures thinking, systems design, and behavioral science deeply aligns with IF’s vision of collaborative intelligence as a path to more inclusive, responsive, and imaginative public life. Her graduate studies in foresight at the University of Houston, alongside her JD and background in law, bring a rich interdisciplinary lens to her work.
We’re excited to welcome amy to the IF team and look forward to the leadership, creativity, and insight she will bring to the next chapter of our work. Please join us in welcoming her!
About IF’s Core Programs
The Collaborative Discussion Project advances the skills and mindsets necessary for people to come together and have meaningful discussions. The project includes a free toolkit of activities, coach trainings, workshops, and a growing community of educators and civic practitioners. Sign up for the free CDP newsletter to learn more and stay connected.
The Sustained Discussion Program (SDP) brings together a select group of Visiting Fellows to lead independent, exploratory discussion projects focused on under-examined areas of public concern. Each project produces new discussion tools designed to help others have meaningful conversations. Sign up for the IF newsletter to learn more and stay connected.
