Alyssa K. London
Founder of Culture Story
Author • Speaker • Media Producer • TV Host • Actress
Alyssa London is a creative entrepreneur and storyteller whose work explores identity, belonging, and culture across film, media, and writing. She is the founder and CEO of Culture Story, a creative studio and media platform producing journalism, documentary, and narrative work across multiple formats and genres.
Alyssa was the first Native contributor to NBC News and MSNBC and hosted The Culture Is: Indigenous Women special which streamed on Peacock. She was also the first Tlingit Miss Alaska USA and a top 10 finalist at Miss USA 2017, where she proudly represented Alaska Native culture on a national stage.
She is an enrolled citizen of the Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska, and an enrolled member of the Ketchikan Indian Community. She is also a tribal member shareholder of Shee Atiká and Sealaska Corporations.
Her work focused on showcasing aspects of modern Indigenous experiences within broader conversations about identity and belonging.
Storytelling Across Platforms
Alyssa’s work spans journalism, television, film, and live speaking engagements. Her storytelling has appeared across national media platforms, film projects, and cultural initiatives that amplify Indigenous voices.
Creative Multi-Hyphenate
Check out my various projects in my portfolio and get a sense of what I have created and what I am currently working on.
Interested in collaborating? Here are some of the ways we can work together, but there are more ways we can come up with I am sure.
Speaker & Author
Alyssa is represented by United Talent Agency for speaking engagements, television hosting, and literary work.
Speaking topics include exploring identity and belonging, Indigenous representation in media, and storytelling.
