"Name it, Heal it!" Guiding Mentoring Elders
Quechan Medicine Woman Barbara Levy
Barbara Levy was born and raised on the Fort Yuma Indian Reservation, and is a fluent speaker of the Quechan Indian language. She teaches weekly Quechan language classes on the Fort Yuma Reservation. She is a Indian storyteller, cultural singer and traditional doll make
Mr. Richard Aaron nephew to the legendary baseball player Hank Aaron
Greatness doesn’t just happen, Richard Aaron, Harvard graduate, Founder and CEO of Seer Media Group, LLC knows very well. It takes nurturing. Aaron fosters relationships with some of the greatest talent on the planet, manifesting creative and commercial results.
Over the past 35 years, Aaron has worked with an impressive variety of artists, singers, songwriters, producers, publishers, and record executives to shape and transform existing talent from something good into something of greatness.
Rev. Dr. Iyanla Vanzant "Mama Iyanla"
Iyanla Vanzant is the New York Times #1 bestselling author six times, has authored seventeen books which have been translated into twenty-three languages, selling over 10 million copies collectively; four-‐time NAACP Image Award recipient; three-‐time Gracie Award winner, three-‐time Honorary Degree recipient, and those are not the best ways to describe Iyanla Vanzant. Mother, grandmother, good girlfriend, wise-‐woman, life coach, spiritual teacher, soul technician, attorney, and “the fixer” are better but still, not quite right. Minister, prayer warrior, servant, cultural custodian and student of life are the words she would use because this captures the presence of her being and the essence of her soul.
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