Keosha Love is a writer, cultural curator, and educator shaping how racialized communities imagine wellness, belonging, and creativity. For nearly a decade, her work has lived at the intersection of arts and collective care, creating spaces where people, especially women of colour, can tell the truth about who they are and who they are becoming.
In 2016, Keosha founded Our Women’s Voices, a Toronto based nonprofit that became a cornerstone for creative and community driven empowerment. What began as a grassroots project at age nineteen grew into more than seventy programs, events, and initiatives centering the leadership and wellbeing of women and girls across Canada. The project concluded in 2023, and Keosha then created Black & Vulnerable, a mental health and storytelling series produced by CBC that has since grown into a beloved Substack and digital community. With a background in psychology and a passion for education, Keosha has spoken and guest lectured in classrooms, conferences, cultural institutions and online platforms that center creative wellness, identity, and self advocacy. Her work has included collaborations with Nike, Meta, the Art Gallery of York University, CBC, Knix, and Never Apart Magazine, and she recently held a two year poetry residency at Soho House Toronto. Devoted to the art of living and storytelling, Keosha’s work inspiringly invites people to live with intention and create a life that is fearlessly their own.
In 2016, Keosha founded Our Women’s Voices, a Toronto based nonprofit that became a cornerstone for creative and community driven empowerment. What began as a grassroots project at age nineteen grew into more than seventy programs, events, and initiatives centering the leadership and wellbeing of women and girls across Canada. The project concluded in 2023, and Keosha then created Black & Vulnerable, a mental health and storytelling series produced by CBC that has since grown into a beloved Substack and digital community. With a background in psychology and a passion for education, Keosha has spoken and guest lectured in classrooms, conferences, cultural institutions and online platforms that center creative wellness, identity, and self advocacy. Her work has included collaborations with Nike, Meta, the Art Gallery of York University, CBC, Knix, and Never Apart Magazine, and she recently held a two year poetry residency at Soho House Toronto. Devoted to the art of living and storytelling, Keosha’s work inspiringly invites people to live with intention and create a life that is fearlessly their own.