Sarah Hogland-Gurulé is a Xicana dancer, educator, choreographer and dreamer guided by the belief that dance is a form of embodied healing, ancestral remembrance and collective visioning. She currently performs with Dancing Earth and is exploring liberatory movement through freestyle, pole dance, popping, house & contemporary dance.

Jordan Alvarenga was born in Germany in 1993 and raised in New Mexico, Jordan uses their Curiosity about variety as a catalyst for their art. Jordan’s paintings, drawings, and jewelry are an extension of how they communicate with people. Non objective abstract design in their work allows people to insert themselves into the pieces. Each person brings a unique perspective to the chaotic and undefined. One technique that satisfies their creative nerve is using Acrylic paint on top of temporary mediums as a physical and metaphorical mask. Jordan is constantly exploring various mediums such as video editing, graphic design, music making and ceramics.

Caroline Netschert is a Buddhist minister, and a professionally trained, intercultural care provider. She works as a hospital chaplain and is a graduate student studying to be a mental health counselor. She aims to center community care, equity, and advocacy, and feels passionate about de-stigmatizing grief.