Katrina Mohn first joined Everychild in 2011 at the encouragement of her mother, Pamela Mohn (a member since 2008), along with her sister, Larkin Mohn. She has served on the Grant Screening Board beginning in 2021 and joined the Communications Committee the same year, serving as Communications Chair during the 2025 grant cycle. Mohn received her BA with honors in Art History from USC in 2007. She then served as Assistant Director at Patricia Faure Gallery in Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, until she left to attend graduate school at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) in 2010. While at SAIC she earned two master’s degrees, the first in Art History and the second in Arts Administration and Cultural Policy. She graduated in 2013 with a thesis examining the work of American sculptor and printmaker, H.C. Westermann. On her return to Los Angeles, Katrina began working closely with her father, Jarl Mohn, on the Mohn Family Trust art collection, housed in the family home in Brentwood. After serving as the collection manager for many years, she contributed to the creation of MAC3, The Mohn Art Collective, an unprecedented collaboration of three LA art institutions (LACMA, MOCA, and The Hammer Museum) equally sharing over 400 works of emerging or underrecognized LA artists. Currently, Mohn serves on the Board of Directors for the Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (ICALA), as well as for Sam First (a jazz nonprofit and venue). She also sits on the Next Gen Advisory Council for LAist (NPR News for Southern California, formerly known as KPCC). In addition to her board work, Mohn has served as the Arts and Comics Editor for The Offing Magazine, an online publication dedicated to presenting the work of underrecognized and marginalized communities since its inception in 2015. Katrina and her husband Christopher run Past Due Media, a multidisciplinary media company that produces records, podcasts, prints and more. Recent projects include Sioux City Strangler and The Offing Podcast. They live in West LA with their son, Seamus.