Amina Mohamed, Founder, is a visionary making a huge impact. Since founding her Canadian charity, Cameras For Girls, in 2018, Amina has empowered 89 young women across East Africa through their year-long, 4-phase curriculum covering photography, camera operation, ethical storytelling, and business-building skills. Her programs have now impacted over 1,000 women and expansion is in the future!

Amina equips these young women with tools like a camera to keep and much-needed skills to secure paid work in the male-dominated media space. In addition to this primary program, she has provided free online training to countless African women, helping them develop their storytelling abilities to share their voices with the world. Amina is also a fervent advocate for ethical storytelling, aiming to move beyond colonial mindsets.

Recently, she spoke at the Vital Voices Global Leadership Summit and has been featured in media across Canada and the U.S., including Vogue. Her work champions gender equality to amplify women's voices across Africa by encouraging authentic storytelling practices. With her recent Estée Lauder Beautiful Forces grant, she plans to expand her impact in Uganda by skilling former students to become paid trainers with Cameras For Girls, further building sustainability into the overall programming.

With over 30 years of dedicated clinical practice and teaching body-mind wellness, meditation, and energy medicine, Mikhaila Stettler stands as a beacon of guidance for those seeking to reclaim their health and vitality from within. An award-winning meditation coach and energy master, Mikhaila possesses a unique set of psychic abilities, proven and verified through decades of medical practice as a holistic doctor and teacher working with thousands of patients. Mikhaila (founded 6 integrative medical clinics, and graduated 1st in class, Summa Cum Laude).

As the President of the Seth Center and New Awareness Network, Inc., Mikhaila’s expertise is not just academic but deeply ingrained in her own life experience, resonating with authenticity and lived wisdom. Mikhaila’s approach to healing is a testament to her belief in the limitless potential of the human spirit and the multidimensional power of self-healing awareness.

Mikhaila Stettler embodies the profound principles of Seth’s teachings through her life’s work, providing a living example of the transformative power of aligning with one’s Inner Self to awaken one’s inherent capabilities.

Further, her artistic endeavors, which include working as a multidisciplinary artist and storyteller in immersive art and entertainment, infuse her healing work with creativity and innovation. This blend of artistry and wellness underscores her multifaceted approach to healing, where the convergence of creative expression and holistic health fosters profound transformation and self-discovery.

Mikhaila’s mission is to catalyze breakthroughs, guiding individuals through their inner limits to achieve a state of soul-aligned expression. Her transpersonal coaching and mentoring offers a pathway to enduring healing and self-realization. Her work, deeply anchored in the Seth teachings, encourages a life lived in harmony with universal truths and the infinite potential of the multidimensional Self. Through her guidance, many have rediscovered their path to wellness, embodying the true essence of healing from within.

Founding member of Ambrosia: (Drums, Percussion, Songwriting, Production, Vocals)
5 Grammy Nominations

Has recorded and/or performed with:
Frank Zappa
Ambrosia
Edgar Winter
Michael McDonald
Kenny Loggins
The Lost Dogs
Tin Drum
Mighty Mo Rodgers
Bill Champlin
Player
Alan Parsons
The Los Angeles Philharmonic
Dave Mason
ETC.

Producing:
Ambrosia
Tin Drum
Mighty Mo Rodgers
ETC.

Booking: Booked Ambrosia, Mighty Mo Rodgers, The Everly Brothers Experience for 12 years.

The Tin Drum Family Band

The Tin Drum Family Band was born out of an unlikely space that Covid provided the Drummond family. Burleigh Drummond and Mary Harris (Tin Drum) married for 40 years and longtime veterans of the music world, recording and touring with Ambrosia, Tin Drum, Jimmy Buffett, Animal Logic, and The Lost Dogs, Mighty Mo Rodgers, etc., were suddenly home and reunited with their grown children Burleigh McDowall Drummond (Micky) and Sierra Drummond.

And both son and daughter brought forth their own creativity having become accomplished writers and musicians in their own right. So four musicians stuck in the same house/studio, what do you do? You play in a band and record an album that the whole family contributes to, in a place that helped sustain and inspire you. “Emerson Street,” now available on all music streaming services.

Born and raised in sunny Southern California, Brian Castleforte, a.k.a. Castleforte, has always been driven by a passion for creativity and storytelling. “As a kid, I was constantly drawing, building, and imagining—creativity was my way of connecting with the world,” he recalls. That passion evolved into a career spanning over 30 years as a Motionographer and animator, working with top brands like Nike, Marvel, and Sony on a variety of projects, from TV show packages to film titles.

Brian is also a pioneer in the paper toy movement, with two published books, Papertoy Monsters and Papertoy Glowbots, inspiring creators of all ages. His professional portfolio, Castleforte.com, showcases his extensive work in motion graphics and design, while his platform CreatableMe.com empowers and inspires families to live more mindful and creative lives.

Currently, Brian serves as the Creative Director for Huemains, a global motion design collective. Separately, he is developing NiceBunny, an original animated series that reflects his vision for combining storytelling, creativity, and compassion. His YouTube channel, Mindful Creative Life, continues his mission to help others live more mindful, creative lives. He has also recently started his journey as a mindful creativity coach, helping individuals unlock their creative potential through mindfulness and intentional living.

Brian sums up his journey simply: “I want to inspire people to see creativity as a way of life. Whether through art, design, or simply being present in the moment, we all have the ability to shape our reality.”

Folk-rock indie music artist Keri Edwards, with her soulful powerhouse vocals, is having a second coming of age. Fresh-faced in a new season of post-military family life, she is just now fully embracing her music again.

A woman of passion and reflection, with a fierce independent streak, she is at the same time a true romantic at heart. Wearing her heart on her sleeve, she isn’t afraid to speak her truth —whether she is whole or broken. Keri is an entertainer who comes alive on stage, eager to sing and share her stories for her audience. With her guitar in hand, her powerful belt, and lyrics in her heart, she’ll laugh and sometimes cry as she invites you into her world of life, love, passion, and inspiration.

Not a newcomer to music, she put a career in Nashville with some notable early achievements on hold to raise a family. Her list of industry achievements include publishing successes with single song contracts for four songs, three of which were recorded in Nashville by the late actress/singer Robin Griggs, a production deal offer from a Nashville based minor record label in 2001, being a special guest in attendance at Alan Jackson’s platinum celebration for When Somebody Loves You,and opening for the band Lone Star at the American Music Theater with her father Stu Huggens. She released two faith based projects during her time as a military spouse: Me and Jesus (LP) and Be Still (EP). During that time, she was recognized as an advanced songwriter in NSAI’s (Nashville Songwriters’ Association International) Dayton and Cincinnati, OH chapters and was invited to participate in an official capacity as a panelist on their Advanced Critique Panel.

Since her return to music full time, she’s been twice nominated for a Central Pennsylvania Music Award.  She’s released seven singles in two years and is currently working on an album. One of those songs, I See You, earned her a nomination for a Hollywood Independent Music Award, and three others have been featured in independent film projects:

Releasing You in the short film by the same title (Filmmaker Elena Shelton)

Fall For You in the movie Letters to Freedom (Filmmaker Joshua Williams)

Only Way Out in the movie All Wounds (Filmmaker Catherine Vouvray)

Keri’s music can streamed and/or downloaded on all of the major streaming platforms, and can also be heard on a handful of independent radio stations including:

Music to Dance to Radio (https://www.m2d2radio.com)

My Rural Radio (https://www.myruralradio.net)

Sandcastle Radio (https://sandcastleradio.org)