Stephanie “Soultree” Camba (any/all pronouns) is a Pilipinx born and Marshallese raised artist, musician, herbalist, community organizer, event planner, and practitioner of various healing arts. A former impact fellow with TeAda’s collaboration with Program for Torture Victims, they are now the Operations and Diaspora Programs Manager for TeAda Productions. They are the founder of SHHAA, Sustainable Holistic Healing Arts & Activations and have released three musical projects in the last four years.

Jonny Chang (he/him) is TeAda’s Marketing and Local Programs Manager. With roots in spoken word poetry, Jonny is a Pilipino-Chinese-Hawaiian writer, music producer, recording artist, teaching artist, storyteller, social justice advocate, and community organizer. He has spent the past 5 years co-facilitating communal storytelling spaces with and for communities of the global majority, queer and trans peoples, intergenerational communities, transition age youth seeking to transform the homelessness services’, mental health care, and foster care systems, activists, media makers, and leaders of social service organizations/collectives. At TeAda he will be a co-developer of local programs, a teaching artist, as well as its marketing and digital archives manager.