KEEPING CULTURE ALIVE – 10 Performing Arts Programs for Kids and Young Adults in New York
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Fi Wi Sinting 2014 Conference
This weekend, I’ll be accompanying my teacher, Baba Medoune Gueye to the Fi Wi Sinting Festival in the beautiful country of Jamaica! The Festival is where Jamaicans from all walks of life meet , greet and mingle with visitors/tourists in a family setting while indulging in Fi Wi Sinting the Jamaican phrase meaning” It is […]
The Healing Aspects of Rhythm & Dance – Tackling Health Disparities among African-American Men
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Chaplin Street Studio
I had the most amazing experience on Sunday! I shot my first in-studio photoshoot and it was a great one! Thanks to all of my models who came out (Akosua, Andong, Diane, Malari, Papa Dame, Soukena, et al). Special shout outs to my assistant and lighting specialists Amir Abdullah and Coumba Gueye. Much love and […]
Ayiti Chronichles – The next phase
I’ve been back in the States now for over a month. Lucky me. Since I’ve been back, I’ve trying to deal with what I saw and experienced in Haiti. I’ve got a quick list of items that I will be focusing on during the next couple of months: 1. Haiti is NOTHING like they say […]
Ayiti Chronicles – Take it to the streets!
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Ayiti Chronichles – Bring de DRUMS!
It’s about 6:10am on Wednesday. Everyone from the Edeyo crew is still sleep. yesterday was off the chain! One the first day that I taught dance class, we had no music due to the fact that the building in which the children have classes in, had to current (electricity). Yesterday, I was ready for them […]
Ayiti Chronicles – Arrival
We arrived around 1:30pm yesterday. I’ll be honest in saying that it feels really great to be out of the cold weather in the States and into this 90+ degree weather down here! After almost freezing to death waiting in the walkway leading to the plane at JFK, walking into this heat (and doing the […]
Rhythm N’ Dance
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