Kearah-Armonie (also known as Kearmonie) is an Afro-Caribbean Spoken Word Artist, Editor/Filmmaker, and Teaching Artist from Brooklyn, NY. As a current ICA (Innovative Cultural Advocacy) Fellow with Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute Kearah-Armonie is invested in uplifting others through mutual aid and transformative justice. Recently, Kearah-Armonie was 1 of 3 inaugural residents of The Neighborhood Project with 651 Arts, having the opportunity to create a multimedia art piece engaging and reflecting on the neighborhood they grew up in. Their work often exhibits the condition of the Black American from a millennial lens, with personal accounts of love, family, oppression, and womanism. Having just completed their MFA Post-Production at the Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema they primarily work as a Freelance Editor and Assistant Editor. See their work and learn more at kearmonie.com.