Donte is an author, filmmaker, and community activist in Columbus Ohio. He attended College at Columbus State, and often volunteers in his community. He is known for his documentaries of young black men in Columbus.  Donte has published two books, and recently gave an author talk at the Columbus Museum of Art.

Duarte is an artist, a TeachArtsOhio art educator, and a huge supporter of young artists in Columbus through programs like Transit Arts, CAPACITY, and the Short Stop Youth Center. He is the artist-in-residence at Whitehall-Yearling Schools, and is the 2022 recipient of both the Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson Fellowship and the Governor's Award for Arts Education.

Sia Nyorkor is a Cleveland19 News Anchor, a journalist, and a filmmaker. Not only is she an Emmy Award-winning journalist, but she also loves working on long projects like documentaries. "125 Franco’s Blvd: Documentary about Franco the Great - an internally recognized artist and Harlem's unofficial emissary - has painted the security gates along 125th Street since 1978."

Reverend Dr. Wilson Arimi is resident of Ashland, Ohio. Rev. Arimi originally lived in Atlanta, GA and worked in Nashville, TN. Prior to moving to America, he lived in Kenya where he was a teacher and principal.  He received his doctorate at the Ashland Theological Seminary in Ashland, OH.