Stephanie Himango has dedicated her career to non-fiction storytelling, with the aim of celebrating differences, finding common ground and building human connections. She continues filmmaking, production and writing for personal and professional projects.

Stephanie’s work has appeared on *NBC Nightly News*, *TODAY Show*, NBC Olympics & Paralympics, MSNBC, CNBC, *The Henry Ford’s Innovation Nation with Mo Rocca* (CBS) and *Did I Mention Invention with Alie Ward* (CBS & CW).

Great Family Legacies is Stephanie’s passion project, using her professional gifts for gathering, recording and preserving your family stories. Stephanie’s boutique service is a white glove experience, providing families with tangible memories to share with future generations. Click here to learn more.

Ram Dass said, “We’re all just walking each other home.”
By preserving your family’s stories, you’re guiding your loved ones home—to a richer understanding of their roots and each other.

Stephanie holds a master’s degree from the University of Hong Kong in Politics & Public Administration and a bachelor’s degree from St. Olaf College in Political Science and Asian Studies.

Stephanie is an award-winning journalist, television producer and writer, with six Emmy Awards for her television writing and producing work in three different Emmy communities: News & Documentary, Daytime Creative, and Sports.

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