Anastasia Savelyeva is a multidisciplinary researcher, aspiring curator, and multimedia artist whose work connects cultural heritage, public policy, and digital culture. With a background in Policy Analysis and International Relations from CUNY Baruch College and current graduate studies in Museums and Digital Culture at Pratt Institute, she combines civic engagement and curatorial practice to explore how communities preserve, interpret, and interact with history. Her projects have included curating digital exhibitions on anti-fascism and contributing to the thematic development of the Lesbian Herstory Archives Audio Collection. Before entering the museum field, she worked in New York City government and community outreach during the COVID-19 pandemic. Currently serves as Exhibition Project Manager and Curatorial Assistant at LIAVH on an upcoming MohenjoDaro exhibition and contributes research on cultural heritage preservation and climate change policy.