Transformative conversations in schools and within organizations bring the vision of a "beloved" community to life. Angola is an ordained energy healer with a Ph.D. who supports the Indigenous Peacemaking Initiative of the Native American Rights Fund. She is also a featured “Circle Person” with Living Justice Press, and a Google-certified project manager.
After our successful teen peacekeepers training program, 2020 kicked off with intergenerational circles in partnership with the King County Library System. In the fall of 2019, she participated in the International Symposium on Dads and Daughters for gender equality, convened by Jude Kelly CBE, at Historic Waddesdon Manor in the UK.
Equality is one of the guiding principles in her work. Since 2013 she has volunteered, worked with, and facilitated at various organizations such as NPARC Seattle, the Center for Ethical Leadership, Bastyr University of Natural Health, the Freedom Project, and select public and private schools.
After our successful teen peacekeepers training program, 2020 kicked off with intergenerational circles in partnership with the King County Library System. In the fall of 2019, she participated in the International Symposium on Dads and Daughters for gender equality, convened by Jude Kelly CBE, at Historic Waddesdon Manor in the UK.
Equality is one of the guiding principles in her work. Since 2013 she has volunteered, worked with, and facilitated at various organizations such as NPARC Seattle, the Center for Ethical Leadership, Bastyr University of Natural Health, the Freedom Project, and select public and private schools.
