Board Member

Terri L. Fowler is a native of San Diego, CA with years of multimedia experience in the fields of news reporting and production, web content production and graphic design. She earned her B.A. with a double major in Sociology and Communications, (with and emphasis in Journalism) from a Southern California State College University. She has been a part of a local Christian production and record company, M.A.N.D.A.T.E. Records Inc., and GODRADIO1.com an international, BDS reporting station with a host of musical and informational/talk shows.

As the publicist and artist relations for the past five years, she acts as the media liaison and promotes the diverse annual events and productions for this dynamic company.

In addition, she has worked for the past 20 year at one of the largest non-profit health and human service agencies in California in the capacity of Assistant Public Relations Officer, Printshop Manager and Facility Coordinator. She is active in her church as an Usher and a member of the Scholarship and Education Committee.

In her community, she is the Administrator for Exhale Deliverance Ministries and coordinates outreach for the homeless in downtown San Diego, CA. Her work experiences include columnist, public relations, graphic designer and web content producer for the former San Diego Union-Tribune. Other titles she has held are special events coordinator, multimedia coordinator and printshop supervisor.

She enjoys cooking, traveling, sports – but she loves a challenge and welcomes the opportunity to learn new computer applications relating to music production, art and entertainment.

Board Member

Meet Brian Davis, a true Renaissance Man. Brian’s theatre credits include property master, stage lighting, set designs, dresser and stage manager. His staging and properties has been described as historically and culturally authentic, lending depth of understanding and immeasurable ambiance to each scene he creates.

Brian’s list of credentials includes the San Diego Repertory Theatre’s African American Council, Kuumba Fest, Southeast Community Theatre, and Community Actors Theatre. He has helped design numerous productions with the renowned director/choreographer Dr. Floyd Gaffney and Ira Aldridge Theatre Founder Calvin Mason at the historic ECC Theatre. Most recently Brian has served as a Member on the Board of SEECA.org

Brian has devoted 30 years to public service. He has served with the California Department of Forestry (Firefighter), the United States Air Force (Firemen) and the City of San Diego (Utilities/Retired).

He is a youth football coach, high school football official, caregiver, and mentor for inner city athletic programs.

Board Member

Furahaa teaches Interpersonal Communication at Grossmont Community College.

She is author of the textbook, How To Improve Your Interpersonal Communication Skills, a digital book available to her students at Grossmont, published by Great River Learning in August, 2020.

Furahaa enjoys teaching several hatha yoga classes as well as private sessions.

A native of Meridian, Mississippi Furahaa is product of the Civil Rights Movement. She has direct experience of the impact of racism, and has spent many years addressing this profound American experience by being involved and producing cultural events related to this topic.

Furahaa founded, SEECA, (Soulful Educational Experience of Culture and Art), a 501c 3 non profit organization to compose, design, and produce, educational, cultural, and artistic experiences