Princess Kathleene Quinn (also known as Kathleene Quinn) is a Filipino-American linguist, cognitive specialist, writer and visual artist. A contributor for the National Geographic Society Your Shot Community and Chicago Tribune. She has worked with children with disabilities for the last decade mostly serving rural areas. An advocate for special education encouraging parents to know their rights when it comes to special services. She co-founded Cognitive Health Institute, an organization that focuses on specialized programs for children with disabilities as well as mental health research. Her leadership exemplifies strength overcoming barriers while promoting diversity in the deep corners of the community.

While her passion is concentrated on helping others, she is also a talented artist that utilizes art to communicate in ways that she could tackle global issues such as depression, homelessness, and human trafficking. She also promotes Filipino-American Literature, and continuously supports Women Writers. She wrote “In Time and with Water” originally published in 2017 and “Gathering: A Collection of Poetry.” She comes from a multiracial generation and has collaborated with non-profit organizations that support cultural studies. She was appointed as Ambassador of the Spanish Language by The Museum of Words and the Cesar Egido Serrano Foundation in 2018. As a board member for variety of organizations she maintains an active interest in arts, science, and culture.