Mr. Twilight Bey

Mr. Twilight Bey is the lead Social Intervention Specialist™ and co-founder of the London based Social Solutions Institute for Research & Development (SSI)

Twilight grew up in the economically deprived, gang and drug affected communities of South Central Los Angeles for 26 years. To date, he now has more than 18 years of experience in social literacy development, conflict mediation, gang intervention and community and civic organising.

The work he has undertaken spans a broad range of US and international communities and institutions. He contributes to local and international efforts in youth and community focused initiatives such as gang intervention, capacity building, service learning, mentoring, and community building and leadership development.

Twilight Bey was also a key figure in the initiation of the Peace Talks in 1988 between rival Los Angeles street gangs...

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Mr. William Benedict Paul Obinna Wilson-Eme, BA Ed (Hons)

(a.k.a. Paul Obinna, Paul Obinna Wilson-Eme)

Born of Nigerian Ibo and British parentage, Paul was raised in Blackburn, UK.

Paul began Secondary School teaching in Manchester's notoriously crime infested Moss Side district and over 13 years taught Art, P.E (Physical Education), Maths, English, P.S.E. (Personal & Social Education), Social Sciences, Geography and History.

In 1989, he left school teaching to develop community initiatives and consultancy work. He first of all co-formed the K.E.G. (Kemetic Educational Guidance): a community resource aimed at filling the gaps in cross-cultural education.

In 1998, Paul formed...

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Mr. Taharka Anthony Lennon Ekundayo

Taharka Ekundayo is an actor, writer, director and drama & emotional literacy specialist. He is also co-founder and artistic director of Nucleus Theatre & Film Company, which also houses the Face Value education initiative and Stage Masons Mime troop.

His most recent stage performance was during the Liverpool & Everyman Playhouse national tour playing Gene, the title character of the 2002 Pulitzer Prize Drama Finalist play ‘Yellowman’ written by Dael Orlandersmith.

He has a multi-faceted ground breaking approach of intuitive working that incorporates empowering individuals while utilising drama as a personal and social development tool. For many years in his capacity as a freelance educator & consultant he has been delivering drama workshops for a wide-range of public and private organisations

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Ms. Sandra Hurst, LLB (Hons)

After studying at a law centre for several years & reading for a law degree, Sandra decided that she would prefer to spend more time with her sons than lawyers. So she made a simple decision to extricate herself from the financial 'rat race' that keeps millions of people trapped in constant cycles of debt & despair.

Her research led her to study several established financial systems to realise her goal, but having become disheartened by misleading advice claiming that more money will solve financial problems, she soon saw that even becoming a millionaire can still keep people in the rat race.

Coupled with her thirst for knowledge, her research has given her a great insight into the global economic and monetary system...

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