Isis Faith Fields: Bay Area-Based Public Health Educator, Massage Therapist, Creative & Collaborator
BIO
I am an Afro-Latinx Public Health Educator, Certified Massage Therapist, Creative and a Collaborator. I graduated from San Francisco State University in 2021 and earned a bachelor’s degree in Health Education. I am also an Alumni of National Holisitic Institute, where she received her certification in massage therapy in 2022. My long-term career is to contribute to BIPOC communities and to expand my creative limits.
Some creative projects I've been apart of include:
Submitted own art to Joyce Gordon Gallery for the ""Joy and Healing"" Youth Exhibit in August 2019.
Featured in a public art installation curated by Essi Westerman called ""Inside"" in July 2020.
Submitted own art to the African American Art & Culture Complex for“The Black Women is God” exhibit in October 2020.
Acted in a film called “Rap Noir” directed by Joslyn Lyons in October 2020.
Dancing Performance with Latin Dance Grooves at ODC in San Francisco for the “Global Dance Passport Showcase” in December 2023.
Participating in parading in 5+ SF carnavals
Parading in Black Joy Parade 2024
Why are you participating in the Lit From The Black! 2024 fellowship
I am called to participate in this fellowship because I am curious about learning about a variety of skills. I would love to learn from professionals that reflect experiences and feelings that I can relate to. I am motivated to learn about lighting, acting, directing, sound, stage managing, costume, scenic arts and so much more because I have been in creative environments that reflect all of these. Coming from a background of performing, submitting art and attending shows I have always wanted to learn more about how I can fully immerse myself into the arts. I find myself being inspired by nature, clothes, colors, foods and animals naturally. I would appreciate having the time to fully dedicate learning the valuable skills that will help to excel me creatively.
“I would love to learn from professionals that reflect experiences and feelings that I can relate to” - Isis Fields
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