March’s Featured Members

Brittani Hite
Ethos Equity

As the founder and strategic director of Ethos Equity Consulting, Brittani Hite is focused on advancing racial and social equity. With more than a decade of communication and engagement experience Brittani is known for her ability to work collaboratively, identifying and resolving obstacles to justice through human-centered strategies. She consistently establishes effective paths to progress by shaking up the status quo and cultivating courageous leaders with empathy, clarity and an intersectional DEI approach. Connect with Brittani on LinkedIn and Instagram.

Kamica King
Kamica King

Kamica King, MA, MT-BC is Founder/CEO of King Creative Arts Expressions (KCAE), specializing in research-based programs and workshops that promote health, mindfulness, and social-emotional wellness through music. 

Utilizing her background as a board certified music therapist (UTSW Simmons Cancer Center) and an accomplished performer (The Kennedy Center, US Open), KCAE offers interactive musical experiences that help people reduce stress and enhance their quality of life and coping skills (The Bridge Homeless Recovery Center, Notre Dame School).   

Check out Kamica’s TEDx Talk and connect with her on Instagram. 

Jonny Mack
I Agree With Jonny

Jonny is a creative director working and living in East Dallas with a passion for bringing brands to life through creative problem solving.

Micah, Jonny’s 22 year-old son, is an officer in the Air Force. His beautiful wife, Jennifer and he have a 1 year-old daughter named Mavis. They love to travel and are on a mission to visit as many National Parks as they possibly can - so much they document their journey along they way. When you have time, check out some of his content on his vlog.

Dallas Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation
Dallas TRHT -

Dallas TRHT is a community-driven vehicle for change to transform the community and eventually the country. The TRHT approach examines how the hierarchy of human value became embedded in our society, both its culture and structures, and then works with communities to design and implement effective actions that will permanently uproot it.

Launched in 2016, TRHT is a comprehensive, national and community-based process to plan for and bring about transformational and sustainable change, and to address the historic and contemporary effects of racism.

The TRHT was launched as a way to co-develop a process by which communities and this country could begin to focus energy, resources and discourse on uprooting and eliminating the false ideology of a hierarchy of human value so that all of us could begin to effectively transform the places we live, learn work and play.

Source: https://dallastrht.org