The Be Peace – Be Hope platform, focusing on Social, Emotional, and Life Skills Education, as well as Healing Arts, is led and supported by:
1- An international team of educators, therapists, mindfulness experts, artists, social workers, and community advocates.
2- Decades of combined experience in the educational, healing arts, mindfulness, neuroscience, self-development, conflict resolution, project management, and community development fields.
3- A collective of prominent Houston and International organizations including NGOs; Cultural Institutions; Community and Artistic non-profits, Private Foundations and Institutions including: Harris County Department of Education – Case for Kids, H.I.S.D., CFISD, Core Dance, Harris County Public Library, City of Houston, EliseCare, IEDA Relief, FotoFest International, Lovescaping, The Menninger Clinic, Mindful Living, the Houston Galveston Institute, The Center for the Healing Arts & Sciences, Prelude Music Foundation, Rice University, HCC, the Boniuk Foundation, Rice University – Boniuk Institute for Religious Tolerance, Go Neighborhoods, The Alliance, Greater Houston Community Foundation, Pixels, The Aga Khan Foundation, The Taiwanese Heritage Society Houston, Houston-Nice Sister City Committee, The School of Science and Technology, UNA-USA, UNHCR, UHD, The Wide School.
Founder & CEO, BPBH
Executive & Program Director
Co-Founder & Measurements, BPBH
CEO, Innovate at Work
Program Coordinator, BPBH
Facilitator, BPBH
Outreach, BPBH CEO and Founder, Performance Communication
Facilitator, BPBH
Coach
Educator, BPBH
NVC specialist
Advisor, BPBH
Psychotherapist, Center for
the Healing Arts & Sciences
Advisor, BPBH
Facilitator, Access Bars
Educator, BPBH
Facilitator, Communication, BPBH
Educator
Program Facilitator, BPBH
NVC specialist
Project Manager, BPBH
Counselor
Educator, BPBH
Project Assistant, BPBH
Youth Council Member, BPBH
BPBH Outreach
We are very proud of our Be Peace - Be Hope team. Once a year, we give back by doing volunteer work in other nations (including India, Iraq, Lebanon, Burkina Faso/West Africa, France, and Greece) partnering with local and international organizations (including UNHCR) to serve and address the social and emotional needs and trauma of lost and forgotten children.