Soul AshemuHasira Soul Ashemu is the Founder and Chief Visionary Officer for Righteous Rage Institute for Healing and Social Justice and creator of the 'I Create My Life' Wellness and Healing Network. Hasira has traveled the world spending a decade in Africa rasing his family in Ghana and connecting deeply with Afro-Indigenous wisdom, practices, and spirituality. He is on a mission To Heal a People, and is a prolific writer, speaker, coach, facilitator, media and communications professional and now, author, with the release of his two long and widely anticipated books.Born and raised in Northeast Denver, CO, Hasira is an East Angel High School graduate and attended Howard University "The Mecca ''. Hasira is a living legacy from a bloodline of Community Organizers; historically leading movements to now mentoring and coaching an intergeneration of leaders using a theory of change that transformational social change begins with individual transformation of mind, body, and spirit.Hasira has been using his talents, experience and skills to create and support initiatives that build new systems for health, education, and wealth grounded in equity and Afro-Indigenous cultural wealth. This focus is based on an understanding that many of the systems we have today are being rendered obsolete in an increasingly diverse society seeking true freedom and liberation, and those systems and institutions that will thrive are those that are able to pivot towards cultural consciousness and true equity.Hasira organizes healing and learning journeys, and offers consulting and coaching sessions at the individual, community, national and international levels for both nonprofit, corporate, governmental sectors, public school districts, public health agencies, and higher learning institutions across the US and five African nations. Hasira works beyond borders, as a frequent international traveler, teaching the success sciences behind manifesting and living life through a Mind, Body Soul experience. Fueled by a plant-based diet, he enjoys running, biking, boxing, yoga, deep meditation and grounding in nature, preferably near any river. Read More Read Less