Over the past five years, I realized that I have not been honest about what I have truly wanted in life. I've spent 15 years in the DC metropolitan area working under the guise of [...]
Use It or Lose It: Dancing Makes You Smarter Richard Powers (Originally posted on the Stanford Social Dance Website) For centuries, dance manuals and other writings have lauded the health benefits of dancing, usually as [...]
I would like to give a big THANK YOU to everyone who came out for my workshop entitled "KASSOUMAII". The word itself is from the Jola people's language and it means to "welcome" or "welcoming [...]
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 [...]
Originally posted in the wellpower.com blog Health disparities are most prevalent among marginalized communities, including communities of color. African-Americans historically have been barred from accessing health care or have been violated instead of receiving [...]
After a very long journey over to the West Coast, I'm back in Washington DC. I find that leaving this area is always a good thing because it allows you a new level of perspective [...]
CALIFORNIA! The WEST SIDE! I've been out here for almost two weeks and I can truly say that it's a different world than where I come from. My experience in California has been a good [...]
Nana Kwasi Oppong It is with great sadness that we inform you that the brother of Nana Kwasi Oppong has recently passed away. Mr. Kwabena Boakye of Oyoko Koforidua was 39 years old [...]
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, [...]
I just uploaded some pictures from a photo job I did in California in October 2011. The job was for a Haitian Folkloric dance company called Rara Tou Limen (Rara or RTL for short). Rara [...]
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