I’m Sage Ke’alohilani Quiamno, a 27 year-old Native Hawaiian woman from Hawai‘i, particularly from the island of O‘ahu, and the co-founder of Future for Us, a company dedicated to accelerating the advancement of womxn of color at work. I’m fierce pay equity advocate, diversity, equity and inclusion champion and overall adventure capitalist.
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I am from a small town in North Alabama called Lake Guntersville but have lived in Seattle altogether for almost 11 years now. I am a writer and creative who currently funnels that energy through my blog (www.restorationhouseblog.com) and social media communities.
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We are Torrence and Thurman Thomas. We are Louisiana-based creatives and cultural engineers….
We’re blessed with the opportunity to do some really fun things. When listed it can be perceived as “a lot”, but to us, it’s as natural as breathing. In the never-ending process of discovering who we are as humans and what we can offer to humanity, we realized that we were at our best doing anything involving people.
Read MoreMy name is Lestraundra, and I’m a Seattle native. I’m a Social Media Manager, Podcast Host, Personal Trainer, and Writer. I’m the founder of Balanced Black Girl - a podcast, community, and online media platform dedicated to providing relatable wellness resources for women of color.
Read MoreAttention is my arch nemesis, even in writing this the perceived attention I may get makes me uncomfortable, so please bear with me. I believe that for every individual there are prolific moments that occur which ultimately define the trajectory of their lives. Below I believe are my most defining ones.
The Road Less Traveled
"I had a revelation one day in my late teens. It would be the first of many awakenings brought on by a quiet and encouraging voice within me that I now call my inner teacher. At age nineteen this voice simply said “Enough is enough. It’s time to move on.” These words were accompanied by a strong feeling in my gut that I was compelled to trust and so the trajectory of my life shifted. The path was wide open. All I needed to do was figure out which way to go first.
Read MoreLast week after yoga, I was having dinner with Heather (my yoga mentor/friend) and in conversation, I asked her what she would tell her 29-year-old self. Then that inspired me to fire off the text to other folks in my phone.
I sent this text out randomly:
“Random question: What would you tell your 29-year-old self?”
This blog is an inclusive platform to share my stories and the stories of those that empower me to keep going. We all have unique backgrounds, perspectives, and paths. Sharing our stories can create a sense of awareness, encouragement and general dialogue on the micro and macro level. Let's share our past, present and write our future together.
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