HeruMaakhet NebShakara
Founder & CEO
Our team motto: Together we achieve more.
Community Affiliations & Team
We recognized that no one person or one organization can answer all the questions. To that end, we are working in a network of organizations and culturally diverse practitioners promoting and reciprocally supporting each other in our different aspects of the healing and repair of African descent melanated people worldwide.
Member Intake ApplicationThe Culturalist Team
Our team are capable culturally diverse independent practitioners who integrate various best practices for different systems and work together as specialists to leverage our strengths to provide superior spiritual services.
Dr. George Brandon
Cultural Elder & Scholar
A multidisciplinary cultural worker straddling the domains of art, science and spirituality through his work as a musician, anthropologist and integrative sound and music practitioner. Professor Emeritus at the City University of New York Medical School, Dr. Brandon's research focuses on African, African American and Afro-Caribbean religions and spirituality as healing systems.
Sinmisola Kareem
Program Director, Yoruba Language Program
Sinmisola bridges the gap between traditional cultural preservation and modern digital education. As Program Director of the Yoruba Language Program, Sinmi has developed a comprehensive 12-unit curriculum — from foundational greetings to advanced Ifá studies and Yoruba history — serving students across the United States. He holds a B.Eng. in Computer Science from the University of Michigan.
Chief Àràbà Awodiran Agboola
Senior Global Ambassador of Ifá & Asoju Awo Agbaye Ile Oodua
A world-renowned custodian of Ifá tradition, prolific author, and the Àràbà of Oworonsoki Kingdom in Lagos, Nigeria. He serves as the primary Curriculum Authenticator for the Yoruba Language Program, ensuring teachings reflect authentic depth of the Oworonsoki lineage. He has traveled extensively across Europe, the United States, and Brazil establishing temples and ensuring the sincere practice of Yorùbá spirituality internationally.
Brother Doshon Farad
Journalist & Publicist
Educated at William Paterson University in Communications and African-American Studies, Doshon Farad has nearly twenty years of experience in broadcasting, TV and radio. He lectures on a wide range of topics from history and politics to HipHop and World Affairs. He has appeared on News One Now with Roland Martin, Hot 97's Street Soldiers, and currently co-hosts "Change Makers" on New Jersey's 95.9 FM. Personal motto: "I'm Just A Brother."
Organizational Affiliations
Remembering Our Way Home
A weekly podcast to inspire, enlighten and empower listeners via personal testimonies, discussions, and interviews with featured individuals who have embraced the ancient practice of ancestral veneration.
Nana's African Maroon Spiritual Science & Wellness Center
It is a Temple, a place of peace, and a gateway to self discovery. We empower each individual's physical, emotional and spiritual bodies (their vehicles) so that they can consciously create and maintain optimum health and vitality.
Global Moringa
Global Moringa works on its global mission to expand the knowledge, research and usage of Moringa for the benefit of global health. With established farms in many villages of Ghana, their mission serves communities worldwide.
The African Traditional Spiritual Coalition
A unified group of Traditional Spiritual Houses brought together in response to a vision received in 1999. ATSC has hosted several Sacred Healing Circles led by Akan, Ausar Auset, Sangoma, Yoruba, and Vodoun communities.
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