Mitzi Sinnott, recognized among the "Top 5 Best Diversity Speakers in America" by Campus Activities Magazine, is a renowned performance artist, activist, and educator. Her captivating family saga, "SNAPSHOT," has graced stages globally, including South Africa, Scotland, Brooklyn, and her Appalachian homeland.

Through keynote presentations and campus workshops, Mitzi leverages storytelling to foster transformative experiences, navigating topics of racial identity, mental health, and the legacy of war. As the driving force behind All Here Together Productions, she facilitates crucial conversations on race and class, cultivating tolerant communities and shaping a more inclusive future.

Hosting Mitzi Sinnott on your campus offers transformative benefits. Her compelling keynotes address crucial topics such as racial identity, mental health, and the aftermath of war, fostering deep, impactful dialogues. Mitzi's interactive workshops create safe spaces for authentic conversations on complex subjects like race and class, nurturing empathy and understanding among students and faculty. Her strategic organizational guidance helps institutions foster inclusive environments by promoting open dialogue and driving progressive change, effectively addressing diversity challenges. Mitzi’s engaging and relatable approach ensures that participants are not only informed but also inspired to take meaningful action. By bringing Mitzi to your campus, you empower your community with practical strategies for resilience, compassion, and collaboration, creating a supportive and inclusive atmosphere that enhances the overall student experience. Hosting Mitzi is a step towards building a more empathetic, informed, and cohesive campus community.

Click to read about some exciting news on "Creating a Culture of Compassion & Collaboration." A national conversation has been sparked by a New York Times article this Tuesday about the Kentucky Rural-Urban Exchange (KY RUX), where I proudly serve on the Board of Directors. See the article here.