Sandrine Dupiton

REEL SISTERS WRITERS LAB COORDINATOR

Sandrine’s work has been at the intersections of arts, culture, and wellness – always through the lens of liberation, empowerment and being the catalyst or facilitator of a beautiful ruckus as an educator, coach, facilitator, artist, dramaturg and Jyotish astrologer amongst other entrepreneurial, creative and healing justice minded endeavors. She’s been the Project/Production Coordinator of Reel Sisters’ Summer Scriptwriting Lab as well as the host of its Scripted Reading Series held in partnership with BRIC Arts Media. As a vibrant community member of the African Voices institution since 2003 she has served as a writer, teaching artist and creative healing facilitator in her role as the creator of the powerful community healing program funded by Poets & Writers MagazineL.E.T. G.O.: an experiential poetry workshop meant to uplift introspection and spiritual contemplation through daily haiku writing and life coaching practice. Blessed to be raised in a vibrant loving community of socially conscious, deeply loving and generous – very spicy, very hilarious – Haitian church goers on the Upper West Side, she carries and brings these roots and the power of her ancestry into everything she does.