"Johnny Moses, a Tualip Native American master storyteller, serves as a living link to Pacific Northwest ancestral philosophy and cultural practices, sharing stories in multiple native languages."
"Tureeda Mikell, an Oakland native and Poet in Residence, has published numerous anthologies for at-risk students and is dedicated to advocating for holistic life through her storytelling."
"Olga Loya, a nationally recognized Latina storyteller, blends Spanish and English in her performances, showcasing the richness of collective culture while celebrating individuality."
"Laura Sims, an internationally acclaimed storyteller, believes that engaged storytelling acts as a form of compassionate action, fostering personal and community transformation."
Strong Like Bamboo features seven American storytellers from diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds. Their narratives address themes of racism, courage, and wisdom, aiming to inspire and humanize audiences. The storytellers include Johnny Moses, a Tualip Native American master storyteller; Tureeda Mikell, a poet and activist; Olga Loya, a Latina storyteller; Asma Ghanem, a Palestinian artist; and Laura Sims, a Jewish storyteller. Together, they emphasize the importance of solidarity and shared experiences in overcoming challenges.
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