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Amelia Griffin is a freelance inclusive contemporary dance artist, with extensive experience in contemporary dance, inclusive dance, and community arts. With a career spanning eleven years as a performer, choreographer, and educator, she is specialised in contemporary dance performance, contemporary dance-theatre choreography, youth engagement through improvisation, and inclusive dance practice & education that includes all abilities.

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Her choreographic works instigate conversations, and satiate the need for physical dialogue on societal issues that affect intersecting women, and marginalised communities. 

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Amelia is currently on sabbatical based in London, UK under Canada Council for the Arts Professional Development grant, and the Ontario Arts Council's Chalmers Fellowship Programme* to continue her research into accessible professional dance training, and her own skills as a inclusive choreographer. She representing Propeller Dance as Integrated Arts Consultant in the UK.

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Amelia is grateful to the local, provincial, and federal government arts councils, and Ottawa/Gatineau dance community for their support, training, and mentorship.

Amelia acknowledges the support of the Ontario Arts Council, and the Canada Council for the Arts for her 2017-2018 professional development, and Chalmer's Fellowship Award.