Libertas Institute Announces New Director of Communications

Libertas Institute announces its latest hire—our new director of communications: Nichelle Aiden!

Nichelle brings a combination of acting and writing experience to the table and will help transform Libertas’ successful policies into engaging and impactful stories that make a meaningful difference to each Utahn. She will, in short, be our organization’s chief storyteller.

Speaking of her new position, Nichelle said, “I am thrilled to join the team at Libertas Institute. I love telling real, beautiful stories and connecting with people—that is exactly why I act and write. I’m excited to bring my talents to the cause of liberty in Utah; freedom is something we all relate to and desire, and yet so many of us don’t understand what it really means. I believe Libertas has powerful messages and stories to share, and I’m beyond excited to help tell them in ways that resonate on a deep level with each Utahn.”

Nichelle studied journalism at Utah Valley University and has been writing stories since she was a kid. She has been working as an actress in both Utah and Los Angeles for the last seven years and is currently preparing to write and direct her first short film. In her spare time she studies film, writes, rock climbs, enjoys the outdoors, and loves spending time with her nieces and nephews.

Curious to know more? Send Nichelle an email at nichelle@libertasutah.org.

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