Oshun Baronville

Oshun Baronville (they/she), is an interdisciplinary artist, oral historian, wellness facilitator, cultural worker, and curator based in Washington D.C. Often drawing creative inspiration from their Haitian heritage, they honor the island’s indigenous roots by defining themselves foremost as a “person of the mountains.” Oshun utilizes their background in cultural anthropology to investigate diasporic cultures of…

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Hermione Rhones

Hermione Rhones is a native Washingtonian with 25+ years of experience as an Arts Educator, a Performing Artist. She is also a yoga instructor and a writer. Since childhood she has studied various forms of movement including: ballet, tap, various modern dance techniques, jazz, and West African dance. She has previously performed with a number…

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Johneé Wilson

Johneé Wilson dedicates herself to work at the intersection of global service, youth leadership development, and creative storytelling. She co-designed resiliency models for youth leadership and wellness programs with nonprofits in Abuja and Lagos and returned a year later to monitor and evaluate the fidelity of programming across 60 schools in Nigeria. In 2023, she…

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Jake Frelick

Jake is a licensed independent clinical social worker, improviser, and works in the field of youth development.  He has almost 15 years of youth programming experience working with summer camps, community-based nonprofit organizations, and schools.   Jake grew up in the Maryland area and went to The University of Maryland, College Park for his undergraduate degree.…

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