Diana Dvora Falchuk is an artist, mother, organizer, facilitator, coach and strategic consultant who works in diverse contexts – from Jewish community to government, social services and arts organizations – to cultivate belonging and justice, integrating arts and culture to shift culture and policy. In addition to consulting, Diana works for the City of Seattle Race and Social Justice Initiative and is a partner with Our Bodhi (Belonging, Organizing, Decolonizing, Health and Interconnectedness) Project. The daughter of a Venezuelan immigrant, granddaughter of Ashkenazi refugees, and someone living with chronic illness, Diana is moved by a commitment to physical and spiritual healing across generations.