Red Bull Amaphiko Festival – Red Bull Amaphiko Academy
August 20, 2017 – Impact Hub/Ynot Lot
Pictured (LtoR) Sheila Callahan, T. Rowe Price national account manager; and Shaun Callahan, PEP Video chief editing officer
Pictured (LtoR) Jiavanna Meblock, KIPP Harmony Academy; Daniel Luckenbach, Hazelwood Elementary/Middle School English co-teacher; and Bill Kane, Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys 4th grade English teacher
Pictured (LtoR) Cole and Aisha Pew, Dovecote Cafe owners with Bacon, 4-year-old rescue; and Meccamorphosis, Baltimore-based poet
Pictured (LtoR) Histo, Baltimore-based DJ; Eric Hicks, Baltimore-based DJ; Aubrey Hicks, 4; and Damia Faucette, Waxcat owner
Pictured (LtoR) Michelle Suazo, UEmpower of Maryland founder; Maggie McDermott, Nalley Fresh chief marketing officer; and Dominic Nell, City Weeds founder/owner/Red Bull Amaphiko fellow
Pictured (LtoR) Dr. Larry Nunley, Baltimore City Department of Public Works community liaison; and Lukas Mayrl, Red Bull program manager for social innovation
Pictured (LtoR) Naomi “Nomi” Wilkins, Baltimore-based artist; Zoe Ubaldo, Gilmor Elementary School special education teacher; Abdu Ali, Baltimore-based music artist/curator; and Lynn Hunter, Baltimore-based performance artist
Pictured (LtoR) Tafadzwa Gwitira, Impact Hub senior community lead; Duane Price, Baltimore area research associate; and Brent Young, Baltimore area scientist
The week-long Red Bull Amaphiko Academy came to a close with the Red Bull Amaphiko Festival, where – inside the Impact Hub – folks could participate in a series of talks and chat with some of the Academy participants…
…and a festival outside featuring special performances, yoga classes, vendors and projects on display, all ending with a dance party.
