Aya was born and raised in Saudi Arabia to New Orleanian Creole parents. Her childhood travels took her all over the world. She is a lifetime dancer and former professional actress. Aya has spent a lifetime cultivating empathic, psychic, intuitive, and dream work gifts, now divinely initiated through her spiritual family in the temples of West Africa.  

 

She is creator and host of the Woke Wisdom Podcast and her Antiracism Work is all based on engaging with race and racism from a Spiritual perspective. Her background in theater and cultural experiences give her a unique perspective as a creative director and multi-faceted artist. 

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Quincy Davis is a dedicated artist, visual storyteller, music-producer and lyricist. In his young-adult life, Quincy struggled with the tribulations of substance abuse and the self-destructive lifestyle without self-worth or purpose. He is now over 12 years sober and has been walking a path supported by the guidance of indigenous wisdom keepers and traditional ceremony. His work provides encouragement and healing especially for the younger generation, also expressed through his music.

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He envisions visiting the area of Mongolia / Siberia, to re-connect with the land of his ancestral lineage.

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Jackie is a creative filmmaker who focuses on helping to correct Indigenous narratives from an Indigenous perspective. She is of Pueblo, Diné, Guatemalan, Mexican, and Swedish descent. Originally from New Mexico, she currently lives with her family of traditional horses and Diné churro sheep in ᏣᎳᎩ (Tsalagi) territory. She is a mother, daughter, auntie, sister, caretaker, scholar, and business owner who plans to continue her own personal healing while helping to uplift those around her.

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