Colleen Fiaschetti

Colleen Fiaschetti is a translator between B612’s Asteroid Institute and the public—operating at the intersection of storytelling, design, and audience insight to turn complex science into ideas people can actually feel, understand, and engage with. Enthralled with space from a young age, Colleen attended U.S. Space Camp in 1998 at age 10. She later pursued a creative path in apparel design in the San Francisco Bay Area, before ultimately returning to the space world two decades later. Outside of her day job, she’s usually with her dog Little River, traveling, meditating, rallying the trivia team, or going down rabbit holes about human behavior, culture, and decision-making. Talk to her about: food allergies, your favorite neighbor, asteroid missions, the last thing that humbled you

People understanding people

Curiosity is the most underrated form of empathy—and the fastest way to bridge division.