Amy Lee Flower has a multifaceted approach to creating unique yoga and meditation programs that help children, teens, women, & families. In 2015, she became a trauma-informed Kripalu Yoga and Mindfulness teacher. She is the founder of Shanti Students, a program that brings yoga, meditation and mindfulness into 30+ schools throughout the country.

During the Pandemic, she co-founded Mindful Minute – a platform offering free one minute meditations for effective transformation. Amy Lee is very passionate about the process of self discovery through self-love and mindfulness practices. She empowers her students to trust the process of life, to learn how to experience the beauty of every moment that arises and how to allow the light within to shine brighter. She has created and led over 20,000+ hours of mindfulness programs, workshops, assemblies, after-school programs, and transformational self love retreats.

Amy began exploring the practice of yoga and meditation at the age of 14. She was given a mindfulness DVD for her birthday and the trajectory of her life changed forever. From her mindfulness practice, there was an awakening of her heart. Shortly after she began her practice, she and others noticed a significant difference in her mental, physical, and emotional health. Amy Lee began practicing these skills as a freshman in highschool and by senior year she had won the most transformed superlative.

When Amy Lee chose to become a teacher of this great work, her intention was to bring these transformative practices to the masses. She is known for her vibrant outlook on life, illuminating wisdom, and her very happy grateful heart. Amy is continuously studying and learning, creating new workshops and classes to connect with both adults and children. She has taken extensive research focused mindfulness training, including working with Bessel van der Kolk- author and researcher of “The Body Keeps the Score”. Amy Lee is passionate about understanding the science behind the skills that she has practiced for almost 2 decades.

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Eugena Oh serves as the Regional Director in New York at The Asian American Foundation. She comes to TAAF after serving as President & CEO of the “I Have A Dream” Foundation, a national nonprofit empowering youth to achieve their dreams through education and mentorship. She believes deeply in racial justice and equity and has devoted her career to extending opportunity to historically marginalized communities, by building coalitions to build power.

Over eleven years at “I Have A Dream,” Eugena focused on unifying its federated affiliates around a shared vision and goal for “multiple pathways to success” for its youth (‘Dreamers’). She developed a first ever internal grants program that sent financial resources directly to affiliates. Under her leadership, the national headquarters was able to grow its budget from $1.5 million annually to $5.1 million. Eugena’s honors include receiving the Trailblazer award from both the Korean American Lawyers Association of Greater New York (2019) and the IvyG Conference (2018), being named to New York Non-Profit Media’s inaugural class of 40 Under 40 Rising Stars (2015) and receiving the University of Pennsylvania’s Asian Alumni Association’s Outstanding Alumna Award (2008). She serves on the University of Pennsylvania’s Alumni Board of Directors, Penn’s Pan-Asian American Community House Board of Advisors, Rise First’s Board of Advisors, as well as the “I Have A Dream” Foundation’s Board of Directors.

Eugena is an alumna of the University of Pennsylvania, Temple University’s Beasley School of Law, and Columbia Business School’s Senior Leaders in Nonprofit Executive program. She is a proud New Yorker and second generation Korean American currently raising two children with her partner on Long Island. Eugena loves to dance to 90s hip-hop, sing power ballads during karaoke, and read just about anything.

Leah D. Williams is the CEO of digitalundivided, a leading organization dedicated to creating a more equitable startup ecosystem, focusing on women of color entrepreneurs. Leah is a recognized national thought leader and has spoken at the White House under both the Obama and Biden administrations on topics including entrepreneurship, economic growth, racial inclusion, and executive leadership. Her work has been featured in prominent publications such as SFGate.com and The Recorder. 

Knowing that women of color are the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs but still receive less than 3% of capital investment funding, Leah has positioned digitalundivided to connect women entrepreneurs with resources for scaling their businesses and securing early-stage investments through the development of the CapXS Network. In her first 100 days, Leah realigned digitalundivided’s strategy to navigate policy and funding challenges, future-proofing its mission amidst attacks on inclusive institutions. 

A seasoned C-level executive with over 20 years of experience, Leah has held roles such as CEO, General Counsel, and Executive Director across diverse sectors, from startups to multimillion-dollar companies. She brings extensive expertise in social justice initiatives, advancing inclusive policies, and driving strategic change during challenging times.

Leah holds a law degree from Stanford Law School and a bachelor’s in Comparative Culture from U.C. Irvine. She is deeply committed to her role as a mother of two daughters and a member of a close-knit family spread across North America.