As a corporate service contributor, I am dedicated to restoring community using correct principles using communication design servicing groups and companies with print, presentations and web projects.  I believe strongly that using mindfulness and compassion for the future is essential and vital in design.

I began using photography in Manhattan as a student to practice awareness and study the community.  I create photography and artwork with consideration to the community using empathy and respect.  I offer photography services as well as editing services in Photoshop.

I have worked as a caterer with restaurants in design and events in New York city and in the Caribbean.  For 25 years I developed my culinary art expertise for parties, designing menus for special events.  I study alternative holistic healing to repair the digestive systems, improve health and increase enlightenment in elemental bodies for humans and our loving pets.  I promote vegetarian and vegan diets, avoiding butchered products and eggs that hurt our health and the health of our pets.  Every consciousness group of the world has their own roots that was developed to compliment the evolutionary process for each clan.

I worked in the tourist trade and the hospitality industry in Antigua.  I have lived in and out of the Caribbean region for 25 years working with local business, individuals and the yachting community. The caribbean sea is part of the Scotia continent and the French families that arrived in the 1700s have been protecting and repairing their time portals for their evolution in the settlements of Guadeloupe, Saint Barthélemy and Saint Martin as well as in our northern hemisphere in the commonwealth of Canada.  They have become part of our future process to heal the land and forests advocating for peace joining human rights groups and adopting green standards.

In 1989 in Grenada, I was invited to join Amnesty International as a committee member, responding to urgent appeals to help release prisoners of conscience.  I was successful in releasing thirty-eight prisoners in Colombia, Ecuador and Mexico, and I continue to petition to release Tibetans from wrongful imprisonment to restore Tibetans in exile.  I continue to write letters for Amnesty.

In 1989 I spent time in Grenada where Africans from the Congo arrived in the 1800s looking for help to escape the genocide in central Africa -- peaceful families that were attacked again in the 1970s, and in 1983 the U.S. government sent troops in to release the republic of Grenada from communism.   I formed a company to teach and volunteer at an orphanage to teach art to the children; organized art workshops with a foundation and promoted tourism with the printeries for local businesses. 

I have extensive international experience with language, cuisine, the psychology of communities in England, Europe, India, Tibet, Australia and have traveled the continent.  I have discovered while traveling to that the label 'america' was created by dictators from Norway, using a fabricated story that Christopher Columbus and Amerigo Vespucio discovered the continent and with the intention of committing genocide.  The U.S. government publishes that the continent is the 'new world', but it is the continent of where evolution began for four groups and it was created by the Scotia lords that built the first pyramids in the Atlantic hemisphere.  

I am a Sept 11th survivor that worked and lived downtown in Manhattan.  After the terrorist attack, I began to develop an online network to promote the clans in the continent to raise funding to help restore their families and remind the public that there are indigenous clans who are the owners of the continent  that were invaded by five groups -- Asia, Scandinavians, Iranians with the Hopi (called native americans), Africans and the Finnish.  Indigenous families have been cut off from the northern hemisphere by a controlled border, and they need supplies, clothing and help to restore their housing; and equipment is needed for farming and textile production.