Arts & Education | Sierra Leone

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Every decision is
an act of worship.

-Sierra Leone

Public Commissions

The enlightening and illuminating power of poetry can inspire, soothe and heal, three essential elements fueling Dayton poet Sierra Leone’s beautifully poignant poem “Remember the Seed,” an integral component of the “Seed of Life” Memorial. Dedicated to the victims, first responders and survivors of the Oregon District shooting that occurred Aug. 4, 2019, “Remember the Seed” explores an emotional array of reverent insights grounded in sincere bereavement and warm, thought-provoking reflection. -Russell Florence Jr., DDN

Producer & Playwright

“(H)OURS,” a mix of music, poetry and the spoken word performed by students in the Wright State Theatre Studies Program. The production was directed by special guest artist Sierra Leone, a local poet, producer, arts educator, activist and entrepreneur who has written and performed commissioned work for many local and national organizations.

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Education

Creativity At the Core: Art and Agriculture

High school teens exploring creativity through the lens of urban creative
arts at the Edgemont Solar Garden.

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