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 ALLISON FLOM 

​ is a writer and artist from New York City 
with a commitment to human rights and 
community engagement. 
 

​Recently, Allison wrote Lulu Is A Rhinoceros on Apple TV+, a Kids and Family musical about kindness, confidence, and replacing judgment with curiosity. Her award-winning podcast Erased: The Murder Of Elma Sands tells the hidden story of the first murder trial in the US legal system. 

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Allison co-chairs the Action Board at Getting Out and Staying Out, which supports justice-impacted New Yorkers and promotes a culture of nonviolence. She serves on the Board of Directors at Just Detention International and facilitates weekly art and wellness workshops with incarcerated individuals in NY. Allison is also a founding Board member of The Sunny Center.

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Her new playTrash Or Stories recently premiered at Fieldston High School. Allison won Best Music Video at Atlanta Film Festival for her direction of Trouble In My Mind.

Her webseries Freelance has earned international festival recognition. She recently wrote, starred in, and co-directed a short film, Obvious Issues, premiering soon.

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 Allison is a licensed NY sightseeing guide (loves history, great at walking backwards) and performer of improv comedy. She spends her free time with her rescue dog, PJ. 

She is always learning; she is very grateful.

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