Morgan Lloyd is an award-winning public historian, nonprofit founder, educator, and curator based in Lenapehoking (The Philadelphia Area), where her work celebrates genealogy and the power of natural curiosity. Driven by a deep commitment to reframing Western Black and Brown histories, Morgan advocates for a holistic approach that elevates nuance, curiosity, Indigeneity, descendants, and community.

Through her guiding philosophy, "Ordinary Extraordinary," she lovingly honors the often-overlooked beauty of ancestors in traditional historiographies, revealing the profound impact of everyday people and their extraordinary legacies.

Most notably as Co-founder and President of the National Park Network site, 1838 Black Metropolis, she emphasizes that uncovering lost and forgotten histories can be both accessible and inspiring.