Presentations Workshops Performances

Leah has performed, presented, and facilitated on stages, at festivals, and at conferences in the US, Europe, Asia, Canada, and South America for entities such as Race Forward, Teatro de la Tossa, GM, Microsoft, Arts 4 Change, Facebook, Expedia, Creative Good, the Society for Community Research & Action, and Cirque du Soleil.

Event Production

Since 2017, Leah has been creating and producing events centering BIPOC performers, scientists, and wellness professionals in collaboration with entities such as the Andrew Young Center for Global Leadership at Morehouse, Emory University, Seattle Office of Arts and Culture, 4Culture, Mukai Farm & Garden, and Jack Straw Cultural Center. Leah’s event focus is restorative communal experiences, innovation, awe, and expansion toward joy.

Arts Education

With a kinetic and spacial learning style, Leah facilitates multi-disciplinary youth art experiences as a means of mentorship, employing emergent strategies, social emotional learning, and a NeuroRelational Framework lens. They have created ongoing arts outreach programs, arts residencies, cultural arts camps, invention camps, literacy in motion events and art/science based curriculums . Most recently, Leah has been working with Autistic and medically fragile youth at Lowell Elementary, BIPOC Artivists at Powerful Voices, and with the Parkinson’s Disease Association NW.

Dimensional Glassworks

Incorporating the Japanese concepts of kintsugi (mending what is broken), mottainai (not wasting), and wabi sabi (beauty of imperfection), Leah has been creating dimensional glass works from repurposed, broken, and found glass for 15 yrs. Their most recent commission was an elevator ceiling at Moving in the Spirit’s Space to Soar Theater (ATL). Please see details on their Current Project, Sanctuary: At Home in the Body, below.