Meet Edosa Osemwegie, CEO and visionary founder of DiasporaMass. With a Bachelor of Arts in Legal Studies from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, Edosa has led DiasporaMass to become a global phenomenon, with over 100K followers and reaching millions worldwide. His dedication to empowerment and cultural exchange, coupled with his advocacy work in legislative affairs and mental health support solidifies his position as a leader driving positive change within the community and beyond.

As a Boston bred spoken word artist, multidisciplinary creative and fierce proponent for bettering her community, she serves on the executive board of DiasporaMass and leads the way in most if not all of its affairs. She is both Sierra Leonean and Guinean and finds her purpose as well as her passion in making way for more people like her in the world.

Anuscha is a mastermind of innovation and imagination. With a degree in Computer Networking from Wentworth Institute of Technology and a background in leadership through her involvement in the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), Anuscha brings a unique blend of technical prowess and creative flair to our team. As the guiding force behind our Creative Committee, Anuscha's boundless creativity and passion for excellence drive our efforts to new heights.

Brieyena is a dedicated student majoring in dental hygiene, who passionately advocates for diversity in both the dental and education sectors. With a commitment to serving her community, Brieyena enthusiastically engages in volunteer work, channeling her love for helping others into meaningful impact. Her dedication to promoting inclusivity and her hands-on approach to making a difference exemplify her unwavering commitment to creating positive change in the world.

Alicia recently graduated from Dartmouth College with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Art History, and is now an aspiring special educator pursuing her master's degree in special education at Boston University. Her passions include art, fashion, and education. She enjoys thinking outside the box and firmly believes that individuals should not have to tie themselves to one path in life.

Meet West Ward, our Creative Director extraordinaire, whose mantra is "Anything is possible when you work with a purpose." With a keen eye for innovation and a relentless drive for excellence, West leads our creative team with passion and vision. Born on April 14th, West brings boundless creativity and a fresh perspective to every project. His belief in the power of purposeful work fuels our endeavors, inspiring us to push boundaries and exceed expectations.

As a proud member of the community outreach committee, describes himself as a British-born South African raised in Philadelphia. David brings a unique blend of cultural perspectives and experiences to his role. With a passion for fostering unity and empowering underserved communities, he actively engages in outreach initiatives aimed at driving positive change. David's commitment to service, coupled with his diverse background, enriches the collaborative efforts of the committee, making him an invaluable asset to the team

Meet Kayla Monteiro, affectionately known as Soraia, the creative force behind DiasporaMass's 'Now you know Wednesday' content and the College Advocate. With a firm belief that traveling enriches the soul, Kayla inspires others to explore the world and expand their horizons. Through her passion for education and cultural exchange, Kayla empowers the diaspora community to embrace knowledge and diversity, driving positive change one post at a time.

Naughtyy, a dynamic artist, and podcaster from Brockton, MA, brings a vibrant energy and creative vision to the team. Having earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from Umass Amherst, Naughtyy possesses a deep understanding of human behavior and uses her expertise to craft compelling experiences. With a notable feature in Diaspora 2.0 and a longstanding connection to the growth of Diaspora, Naughtyy's passion for community-building shines through her event curation.