TEDxHampdenWomen

Speakers

Speakers may not be confirmed. Check the event website for the latest lineup.

• Breai Mason-Campbell

  Breai Mason-Campbell is a Baltimore native, community activist, dancer, teacher, and cultural counselor. Breai's work here in Baltimore as a leader in a non-profit focuses on youth as the locus of social change.

• Cynthia Sanders

  Cynthia Sanders is an art-school-trained lawyer with Ober|Kaler who assists content creators to clear, protect and exploit their intellectual property and a community activist who works with arts organizations to help Baltimore.

• Elisa J Wells

  Elisa J. Wells is an artist living and working in Baltimore for a local arts organization, the Creative Alliance. Previously, she was director for RAW Baltimore and managed and curated an event with local galleries.

• Ericka Alston

  Professional, engaged, mommy. Intelligent, articulate and funny. Sincere, compassionate and giving. I am more than my title and more than my appearance.

• Lola Manekin

  Lola Manekin was born and raised in Brazil, where she learned from a young age to trust the body and its wisdom. She shares her love and knowledge of acupuncture, and Nia with the Baltimore community, where she has been a resident since 2006.

• Naijha Wright

  Naijha Wright is co-owner of The Land of Kush, a vegan restaurant in Baltimore, and organizes the annual Baltimore Vegan SoulFest. Naijha holds an MBA from The University of Phoenix and previously held positions at Verizon Wireless and Dow Jones.

• Vaidehi Joshi

  Vaidehi Joshi is a former teacher and freelance writer. She is a Barnard College alumna and a graduate of The Flatiron School, where she learned to love code. Currently, she works as a web developer at Friends of The Web in Baltimore, Maryland.