Anisha Parmar is a UK-based Creative & Cultural Practitioner, Curator, and Jewellery Designer working at the intersection of adornment, identity, and storytelling. Rooted in her hybrid heritage across three continents, Anisha’s practice explores adornment as a form of resistance, connection, and cultural narrative. Through jewellery, curation, and consultancy, she uses material culture to reframe dominant narratives, honour diasporic experiences, and create spaces centred on equity, belonging, and lived experience. Her work bridges personal and collective histories, transforming jewellery into a powerful tool for storytelling, visibility, and celebrating the beauty of multiplicity.

Jameni Ladva is a wellbeing professional teaching yoga and working as a social worker, supporting children and adults through trauma using a strength-based, trauma informed, and empowering approach. She has training in Vinyasa Yoga, Yin Yoga, and Trauma-Informed Yoga. In her classes, Jameni encourages a mindful practice that fosters self-awareness and focuses on listening to the body’s needs in every moment. Every shape is an invitation to empower individuals to connect with their body’s wisdom. Jameni believes in cultivating empowerment through a strong and open body, supporting individuals to embrace their unique yoga journey and explore new limits in body and mind.