Keosha Love is a driven educator that intersects art and wellness practices to empower and enhance the wellbeing of diverse communities. Keosha facilitates workshops on poetry, self-care, trauma, healing, identity, gender and racial equality. With her growing knowledge on anti-oppression, mental health and creative arts, she teaches people how to unpack trauma, racism, marginalization and unlearn mental health stigmas. Her workshops often incorporate art as a creative outlet to open the dialogue on these challenges and specifically uses poetry as a mindfulness and therapeutic exercise that connects all communities through storytelling. Keosha's teachings instill resilience, mental wellness, empowerment, self-awareness and self-acceptance.

Keosha's Past/Current Teaching Partnerships with Organizations:
Prologue Performing Arts - TDSB Creates Mentor
Unity Charity - Arts Educator
Nia Centre for the Arts - Creative Connect/Lab Mentor
Stella's Place - The Community Healing Project, Peer Supporter
Please contact Keosha for a more in-depth resume/CV of her past work experiences and skills.

Keosha has led workshops & mentored in schools and community spaces all across Ontario. She has been teaching for 4 years and has become a notable young black educator who is passionate about her craft and positively impacts others.