Ilasiea Gray is a multi-hyphenate social practice artist (actress, performing arts educator, director, writer, creator) who teaches a variety of theatre/drama-based activities, movement, and socially relevant (including SEL) programming.
Pam performs and teaches storytelling because when people hear, learn, and tell stories – whether traditional, personal, sacred, or historical tales – they are engaged, delighted, and empowered.
Andrea Moore is a social artist and community organizer who uses writing, performance, and installation art to explore themes of social and cultural belonging. Her approach centers accessibility, inclusion, disability justice, and anti-oppression.
Eileen’s teaching fosters connection with the natural world through art making across a variety of mediums including botanical illustration, printmaking, filmmaking, sculpture, natural materials, kaleidoscopes, sun prints, and collage. Eileen teaches social emotional learning workshops, looking to our natural world as a guide — using patterns, forms and materials found in nature to inform art projects.
As a development specialist and teaching artist, Lainie uses play and performance to create environments for learning, growth, and development for all ages.
