Professional Bio
Stephanie Kidd, PhD – she/her
Dr. Stephanie Kidd is a communications strategist, entrepreneurial coach, and community builder with a deep commitment to advancing equity and access. Her work is intentionally centered in antiracism, intersectional feminism, and breaking down barriers for those who are often excluded.
Stephanie teaches for the National Science Foundation’s Great Plains I-Corps and UNO I-Corps, and she is the founder and educator for UNeTech Institute’s Opportunity Corps: Women in STEAM, where she mentors the next generation of women entrepreneurs.
Passionate about the arts, Stephanie creates programming that bridges theater, social justice, and mentorship, empowering communities to tell their own stories. She is also an active volunteer and advocate, working to address food insecurity, support prison abolition and reentry, and expand arts access for underserved communities.
At the heart of her work, Stephanie strives to live with compassion and authenticity—building communities where everyone feels seen, valued, and empowered.
Dr. Stephanie Kidd is a communications strategist, entrepreneurial coach, and community builder with a deep commitment to advancing equity and access. Her work is intentionally centered in antiracism, intersectional feminism, and breaking down barriers for those who are often excluded.
Stephanie teaches for the National Science Foundation’s Great Plains I-Corps and UNO I-Corps, and she is the founder and educator for UNeTech Institute’s Opportunity Corps: Women in STEAM, where she mentors the next generation of women entrepreneurs.
Passionate about the arts, Stephanie creates programming that bridges theater, social justice, and mentorship, empowering communities to tell their own stories. She is also an active volunteer and advocate, working to address food insecurity, support prison abolition and reentry, and expand arts access for underserved communities.
At the heart of her work, Stephanie strives to live with compassion and authenticity—building communities where everyone feels seen, valued, and empowered.
Organization
Theatre Arts Guild / Unetech Institute
4920 Hamilton St
Theatre Arts Guild / Unetech Institute
Omaha, NE 68132
