• Read more about Warren Savage

Warren Savage is a third generation upholsterer and furniture maker with over 35-years of experience in the industry. Mr. Savage raised by his grandfather who in the year 1942 went through the GI bill to learn upholstery and furniture making. He then met Savage's grandmother who was a seamstress in Highpoint, North Carolina where they both worked in a furniture factory. This city was known to its residence as the furniture capital of the world.

• Read more about Natasha Mirny

 NatashaMirny is a teaching artist, performer, stage director, and founder of Happy Theater (www.happytheater.com). She is currently working as a teaching artist and Arts Integration specialist at several theaters and educational programs in Washington DC area - Inspired Child, Arts for Learning, and Wolf Trap – designing and implementing programs for teachers and students in public schools in DC, VA and MD.  Her background is in pantomime, puppetry, and physical theater. For the past five years Natasha has devised and directed ten shows for children from 0 to 12 years old.

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• Read more about GabyNobody

I am an Elevated Thoughts Activist and a Creative. As a Survivor, my art focuses on depicting the journey of Healing and returning to self.  Currently, I am focused on my "Rise and Thrive" community installations, working with local non-profits, and my original paintings. 

• Read more about Takudzwa Douglas Tarenyika

Douglas Tarenyika is a Zimbabwean born writer, gifted with a deep and vast imagination alongside a talent for writing stories that reflect the struggles of climate change, war, racism and the pathways of finding peace and common ground. The core of his work focuses on understanding that the differences between us don't have to separate us but can bring us closer and make society stronger. Douglas was born and raised in Harare, Zimbabwe. His mother is from Ethiopia, and his late father was from Zimbabwe.