Kamora Le'Ella Herrington is a mother first, in all of the ways that a mother is. She is the founder and visionary of Kamora’s Cultural Corner and is an active Cultural Humility presenter and educator who began her formal career as a teacher for the City of Hartford’s Early Learning Centers. 

Her personal life mission includes, “creating spaces where families are free to love their children” which is the guiding principal of all of her work. Kamora’s Cultural Corner provides both a metaphoric and physical space to learn to use the gifts and privileges of our unique and shared identities. If you're in need of a consultant definitely check her out!  www.kamorasculturalcorner.com

Goals are to express and create opportunities for, creativity, community and healthy options in all aspects of life. www.thelionspassion.com

PowerUp CT is an organization dedicated to amplifying voices within marginalized communities, cultivate spaces that drive health promotion and civic engagement among constituents, and advocate for social, legislative, and meaningful change for the oppressed. www.powerupmanchester.org

As the COVID pandemic brought the conversation of racial disparities to the forefront in new ways, so did we.

TheModelMinority.com is a website that highlights past and current examples of Black and Asian solidarity. The idea came to Ephraim Adamz after writing and recording the song "Stop Asian Hate / Solidarity" as a form of peaceful protest. The song and website was launched during May in honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. The landing page is in its early stages, but over time will be packed with content to move the movement forward. The mission is to curate a hub of information that embraces the unity between the two communities in a way that is both intersectional and affirming. When participants arrive at the homepage the first thing they will see is a welcome greeting from transgender rights activist Gia Gunn of RuPual's Drag Race.