2025 Celebration of Women: Building Peace

Luna Fine Art Gallery presents the 2025 Celebration of Women: Building Peace.

Featuring guest speakers Cara Williams and Dilsey Davis of One Human Family Workshops and Joy Keith of Fernandina Beach High School.

About OHF

We are thrilled to announce a very special performance and presentation by the dynamic leadership team of One Human Family Workshops, Inc.—an organization that has been bridging racial, cultural, and religious gaps through the transformative power of music since its founding in October 1999. At OHF, we believe in the unity of all people, embracing the idea that there is one race – the Human race, and there is one family – The Human Family.

Led by Executive Director Cara Williams, Program Director, Dilsey Davis, Vocal Director, Kim Pacheco, and Musical Director Christian Foushee-Green., this dedicated team works to create spaces where diversity is celebrated, and open, honest dialogue fosters understanding and unity. While their work focuses on guiding and inspiring the larger workshop choir groups, there is often little opportunity for them to step away from their leadership roles and experience the joy of performing together.

This special performance is a rare opportunity for them to come together as a quartet, without the responsibility of leading others, to explore their own voices and share music from the heart. As they perform, they will embody the spirit of OHF's mission—creating a welcoming and spiritual environment where music serves as a powerful tool for healing, connection, and self-expression.

About Joy Keith

Mrs. Joy Keith teaches Drawing, Painting, and Advanced Placement Art at Fernandina Beach High School, where she also serves as the sponsor for the National Art Honor Society. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a concentration in Art Education from Old Dominion University and is currently writing her Capstone paper for her Master’s degree in Art Education.After living abroad, Joy taught in Montgomery County, Maryland, before continuing her career at the elementary level in Clay County, Florida. With twenty-three years of teaching experience, she is dedicated to fostering creativity and artistic growth in young artists.Her students have earned national recognition, winning prestigious art awards at Carnegie Hall in New York City and the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., representing Florida’s Fourth Congressional District. As an educator and artist, Joy Keith strives to guide students in developing their skills, refining their problem-solving abilities, and cultivating a unique visual voice that reflects their true selves.

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