Kellita Smith - Actress
Kellita Smith stars as Wanda Mac, the independent, career-savvy yet charming wife of comedian/actor Bernie Mac in the hit FOX Television series, "The Bernie Mac Show"!  Kellita has held recurring roles on CBS' 'Nash Bridges', UPN's 'Malcolm & Eddie', FOX Television's 'Martin', the WB's 'Jamie Foxx Show', 'Sister, Sister' and 'NYPD'.  A dynamic presence on the small screen the beautiful and talented actress has a witty personality that is magnetic on the big screen.  She co-starred in Fox Searchlight's 'Kingdom Come' starring Whoopi Goldberg, Miramax's 'The Crossing Guard' with Jack Nicholson directed by Sean Penn and New Line Cinema's 'House Party III'.

Women of Essence - Cancer Support Group
Women of Essence is committed to increasing local and national attention on the devastating impact of breast cancer on the African-American community.  The primary objective of this organization is to provide a strong support base and an emotional safe haven for breast cancer survivors to express their fears, frustrations, and concerns. We provide updates breast cancer educational information, to teach each member and non-member how to take responsibility for their own health, so that they can reclaim a sense of control in their lives.  Women of Essence Breast Cancer Support Group was founded in 1995, by Gloria Harmon who is an eight-year breast cancer survivor.

The Robey Theatre Company
Robey was founded in December 1994 by Danny Glover and Bennet Guillory to fill a void of opportunity for Black theatre artists. Artists of color, particularly Black playwrights, have long lacked a forum where their work can be developed in collaboration with their peers. Black audiences have had insufficient opportunity to hear these voices in an ongoing basis and their unique expression of the culture. Robey was founded to fulfill this need.

The African American Dance Ensemble seeks to preserve and share the finest traditions of African and African American dance and music through research, education and entertainment. With our motto, "peace, love, respect for everybody," we celebrate traditional African culture, aesthetics and values as resources for all people and utilize these resources to encourage interracial cooperation, cross-cultural understanding and societal analysis.

National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month 1999: A panel discussion featuring Debora Harris, Director, Shield Families/Exodus Residential Program; Larry Rodgers, Executive Director, Avalon Carver Community Center; Diane Matarazzo, Director, Asian American Drug Abuse Program; Zadia Ife, Director, Alcoholism Center for Women; Earl Massey, Executive DIrector, Surviving in Recovery; Ed Soto, Executive DIrector, Hispanic Commission on Alcohol and Drugs and Zalena Zardenas, Director, Social Model Recovery.

Post Production Coordinator.  El Padrino.  Feature film.  LS Productions.  2003.
 

The New Jersey Performing Arts Center has garnered national attention in its first eight seasons, serving as a model for its programming and audience diversity, education initiatives, and the catalytic role it has played in returning nightlife and economic activity to New Jersey’s largest urban community. On its Opening Night, NJPAC became the sixth largest performing arts center in the United States (based on annual operating budget).