"I BE LOVE in the world through my music—whether I’m singing for children and their families with My Radiant Heart Kids, encouraging self-love, acceptance, and connection, or with my new album Power and Grace, which reflects my healing journey of reclaiming my power by embracing and loving all parts of myself. The theme of self-love and acceptance gently weaves through all my songs and offerings, reminding us all of our inherent beauty and worth."
We’d love to hear how you embody love—through family, activism, creativity, community care, or any brief story about the Love you share in the world.
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David Fisher
"I’m simply traveling through my life, while working on myself, healing myself, returning to as much compassion and love within myself, as I share my love with all else. I paint about love, write about love, post about love, assist others in how to return to love and basically dedicate my life to its purpose. I give out stickers of my art wherever I go. I’m a knife spreading love where ever I can! It’s a humble and vulnerable journey moment to moment, returning to love, and sharing the love."
Posted on June 25 2025
Major Bunton
As a returned citizen serving 28 years in prison I have come to understand how my antisocial and impulsive choices led to drugs, violence, crime and incarceration. Because of my experiences as a child, I created a belief window principle that influenced how I saw the world and others.
In 2016 I was introduced to the life changing potential of the Arts through four amazing Teaching Artists and the rest is history.
Today I see the reward of living healthy - mentally, spiritually, and physically. I’m going to leave you with a quote from Nipsey Hussle. “We got turned down, we failed, had setbacks, had to start over a lot of times. But we kept going at it. In anybody’s case that’s always the distinguishing factor."
Posted on November 13 2021
Carolyn Day
"I am the founder of an organization called Growing Hope Gardens, where our mission is to empower people of small means and those experiencing homelessness, by creating regenerative, organic urban resident gardens at affordable housing and homeless shelters.
Let's all BE LOVE by remembering other people's humanity."
Posted on September 22 2021
Colleen Choi
"I share my love through connection. Living a nomadic life, my community changes moment by moment. Sometimes my community is the people around me; most of the time it is trees and water. During my morning prayers, I like to ask the day "How can I serve?". For example, the night before visiting Machu Picchu in Peru, I connected with the mountain and the energy of the place, to ask for permission to come. I then asked, "How can I serve you?" The mountain said, "I need prayers." I arrived early in the morning because I knew I would need a lot of time...
Posted on August 19 2021
Alizah Silver
"I am a full time elementary school teacher implementing a curriculum that I created combining the study of mindfulness, social-emotional learning, and social and environmental justice. The non-profit I started empowers children to love themselves, love others, love the earth and take action to make the world a better place! I run an after-school mentorship program, host community events and build bridges between Topanga Canyon and South Central, Los Angeles."
Posted on August 06 2021
Adriana Lemus
"This is truly ‘The American Dream’ I followed my passion and put all the love & hard work into creating La Chingona Tacos - my dream street organic taco stand in my town, Topanga Canyon. For sure I’m living my blissful life, harvesting my dreams. I am so grateful for...."
Posted on July 21 2021
Courtney Preis
"I am a songwriter and an organic farmer. I "be love" by sharing stories and messages through my songwriting. I want my listeners to see their own experiences through my music AND learn more about the powerful connection between humans and soil."
Posted on July 13 2021
Kori Malia
"I Be Love by rising up for what I love - people and the planet. I think being love means building community and solidarity not just in our own towns and cities, but also with our fellow earthlings around the world. It means caring for something bigger than ourselves and spreading that love to all life we encounter, through art, through music and dance, through mutual aid. I Be Love by taking action in situations of injustice. As a climate activist..."
Posted on July 06 2021
Sabra Williams
"I am a black woman, an immigrant, a mother and an artist. With my lived experience of the power of the Arts, I try to disrupt, transform and radically reimagine our carceral system. For 15 years I've been bringing arts programming into prisons, where I have seen the barriers of race and gang affiliation crumble through play and creativity, where each of us is able to see the other as human first. Through developing rigorous curricula and centering the work and those most impacted, we have been able to fight the crushing dehumanization of prison and the trauma it causes, through creating a space of agape love behind bars. I have had the privilege of..."
Posted on June 29 2021
Kaili Hollister
"The way that I Be Love in the world is that I'm always working on myself so that I can be a source of love and compassion for others. Over this past year I really focused on carving out time for myself every day by doing things that brought me joy and helped me stay grounded. I started a regular meditation and yoga practice, took classes that challenged me to grow as an artist, read, gardened, and daydreamed. Because I took that time for myself I am now a happier and fuller version of myself than I was before, and I will never go back - only forward. My two daughters and a lot of their friends are LGBTQIA, and so it's very important to me to provide a safe space in our home where everyone feels like they can fully be themselves, because they may not have that anywhere else. When I am at my best I can then better support others to be their best. I believe that self love is community love."
Posted on June 23 2021
Tonya Amos
"I BE LOVE by honoring the strength and beauty of my ancestors, by knowing where I stand in place and lineage, and passing down cultural knowledge, strength, resilience, and joy to the next generation.
I BE LOVE by using arts and wellness for social justice with Grown Women Dance Collective's projects: World class performances that teach and celebrate Black history, community arts and wellness classes, and our Joyful Movement Whole Life scholarship program. Celebrating culture and joy, helping break the cycle of intergenerational poverty, impacting health disparities in Black and Brown communities are all expressions of how we BE LOVE.
I BE LOVE every moment that I work to create a world where we are all seen, honored, respected, and can thrive."
Posted on June 18 2021
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