Our community is composed of beautiful collaborative organizations and individuals who ALL have unique experiences and expertise in their varied backgrounds. When we come together to create, build, grow and implement programs and events - it's magic!
Douglas A. Stewart (Pharoah),
Executive Director
Educator. Art Therapist. Poet.
Life Coach. Keynote Speaker.
Community Organizer.
Business Consultant.
Creator.
Tony School of Music
MEET OUR COMMUNITY
Omnira Institute
Cultural Preservation:
Through our organization's community efforts, programming and art gallery/tea house, our mission is to research, analyze and address cultural trends, impacts, displacement and disparity via technology, the media, real estate and mental health both past and present tense, for people of color and of the diaspora. Our organization's programming also addresses stereotypes, racism and prejudices and provides communities training and opportunities in eSTEAM (Ecology, Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math).
ARTS IN SPACE:
IHC aka “Indigenous Tea House” has hosted several events under the themed acronyms (Soul Sunday Medicine and the Herb’n Soul Kitchen). These were events held at select venues, galleries and homes highlight the culinary arts and bring notice and preservation to JAZZ MUSIC.
PERFORMANCE ART:
Performance Art (spoken word, dance, etc) - (IHC) under the same auspices of (Soul Sunday Medicine and Indigenous Tea House) have supported the arts, culture and community in a variety of events, private parties and performances. At these venues, both local and international artist have performed and shared their contributions to the arts via spoken word, live musicianship, dance and cultural preservation.
TECHNOLOGY PROJECTS:
Stewart comes from over 25 years of Executive Leadership, Product Development, Marketing and Management scaling multiple business' and projects from inception to market. He is also the lead and holds IP for several tech projects, including Cannalytiks.co and SmokeyMon (TM).
