Winding down our Bundok | Mountain panel spotlights, we are very happy to introduce you to Amanda Bravo! 

​Amanda (She/Her/Hers) is Nuyorican graduate from Lesley University with a Masters degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a specialization in Dance Movement Therapy. Her culturally responsive approach to the arts in healing heavily influences her work as a Family Clinician at Compass, Yo Soy LOLA's Artistic Director, and Artist & Community Partner at AuthenticallyBravo. When not serving in those capacities, Amanda enjoys dabbling in the arts and crafts, making those around her laugh, and playing with as many dogs as possible! 

For more information on Amanda and YO Soy LOLA, visit: www.facebook.com/AuthenticallyBravo and​ YoSoyLOLA.com

Our next amazing panelist for Bundok | Mountain: A Virtual Panel on Inter-generational Healing is, Leslie Condon!

Leslie Anne Condon (she/her/hers) is a Boston-area visual artist, seasoned arts administrator, and emerging arts scholar. Her artwork explores the intersections between visual culture, social ritual, and global consumer culture. She is interested in Critical Race Art History and issues of representation in the arts. Leslie primarily works in graphite and charcoal or various three-dimensional mediums. She earned a Post Baccalaureate in Fine Art 3D from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2011.

Very excited to introduce yet another amazing panelist for Bundok | Mountain: A Virtual Panel on Inter-generational Healing to you: J. Cottle!

J.Cottle B.A, M.Ed, (He, Him, His) is an educator, arts –administrator, musician and writer and is the Founder/Executive Director of Dunamis. He has worked as an arts-educator at the Boston Arts Academy, Dorchester Academy, Boston University/ Malden Public Schools Reach For The Stars Academy, and BELL. As an arts-administrator he has supported the Community Music Center of Boston, BPS Performing Arts Department, and the Berklee College of Music. J's work specializes in designing curriculum and O.S.T-programs using integrated arts-techniques and youth development practices to facilitate transformative growth. J is a 2019 National Arts Strategies Creative Community Fellow.
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For more information on Dunamis, visit www.dunamisboston.org

Leading up to our virtual panel for Bundok | Mountain on May 2nd, we'd like to introduce you all to each of our panelists. First up, Maria Servellon!

Maria Servellón is an award-winning filmmaker, multimedia artist, educator, and arts advocate from Boston, MA. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art and Japanese from the University of Massachusetts Boston, and her Master of Fine Arts in Film and Media Art from Emerson College. Her focus is film and digital media, including projection, installation, photography, drawing, and design.
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