Nzingah Oniwosan is Haitian-American inspirational speaker and holistic health consultant who helps people as an inspirational teacher. As an award-winning visual artist, classically trained pianist Nzingah creativity is expressed through custom made jewelry, writing and dance. She has merged her art with healing holistically.

In 2005, she founded Sankofa’s Child. The focus is to use the arts as a means to engage, build, inspire, and heal individuals, families, and communities. Her commitment has allowed her to work directly with well over 100,000 children and adults nationally and internationally. The impact of her work has lead to her being asked to speak and lead professional development workshops at national and international conferences.

She has been featured in the Sun Sentinel, Essence Magazine, Mantra Magazine, Heart Soul Magazine, Veg News, and Art & Culture Magazine. In 2015 she was one of Legacy Magazine “40 under 40” honorees. She has secured several grants totaling almost $100,000. Her desire to employ the arts as a tool for healing is her motivation to keep securing extraordinary grants that transform communities. Her most recent grant is from Broward Foundation to artistically engage the community of Pompano.

Her most recent projects include YesBabyILikeItRaw.com a food and holistic lifestyle blog that inspires people to tap in their “RAW” power to be a better version of themselves. She shares articles, interviews, workshops, and retreats all over the world to help them accomplish this. She has committed to changing the landscape in Haiti in a transformative way, as the co-founder of Impact Hub Port-au-Prince, a co-working space for social entrepreneurs to grow, thrive and connect.