One powerful experience can change the course of a person’s life. I know because it happened to me. That’s why I’m dedicated to creating spaces where everyone feels heard, seen, and valued. Having often felt on the outside myself, I understand the impact of feeling undervalued. But I also know the strength in having dreams and the desire to contribute meaningfully. Culture Creatives was born from that vision—to amplify every voice and honor every contribution.

At Culture Creatives, we craft environments where positive experiences thrive, enhancing the chances of success for all. We believe in the potential of every individual and specialize in building cultures that uplift and empower each person within your community.

 

Our Mission

“Our mission is to create inclusive spaces where every voice is heard, valued, and empowered. We believe that a single positive experience can transform a life, and we are dedicated to fostering environments where people feel seen and supported. By amplifying every voice and honoring each contribution, we unlock the potential within every individual and build cultures that inspire growth, connection, and success for all.”

Our Team

Leon Theodore

A gifted and visionary social architect. Leon is passionate about social change and equity. He is a proven leader, activist and education justice advocate; dedicated to creating positive outcomes for our youth and the communities they inhabit. He is a proponent of preemptive youth empowerment programs that reduce the likelihood for negative self-perception, especially as it relates to youth of color and the education system. He launched P.E.P. (Perception Equals Potential) in early 2020, seeking to improve outcomes for Dallas-area students, families, and communities. Leon earned a Master of Social Work from Texas A&M-Commerce in 2019.

Josh Kemp

Josh has worked in high-pressure, team-oriented environments worldwide for over 13 years and has followed up on those experiences with a Bachelor of Social Work from Texas State University and a Master of Science in Social Work from the University of Texas. Josh is passionate about working with veterans and youth with complex backgrounds and is currently assisting in program strategy, development, and implementation for our Travel Program.

Dr. Nikki Chamblee

Nikki Chamblee, Ph.D. has been an educator for over 19 years. She is the lead for all course design and training for youth leadership development and civic engagement with the Change Your Perception Initiative. Currently, she serves as an Instructor and Implementation Coach for the International Institute for Restorative Practices.  She holds teaching licenses in Texas and New York for English Language Arts, Special Education, and English as a Second Language, Chamblee also earned a Doctorate in Literacy. She provides professional development and coaching through her operation, Best Southwest Restorative Practices Organization.

Edward Morris Jr.

Edward Morris Jr. is a 20+ year educational leader and non-profit executive. He provides organizational development for the Change Your Perception Initiative. As an organizational development certified professional, he currently partners with several organizations to develop systems and structures for effective program implementation. He previously served as a program executive for three national education non-profits after serving as a teacher, principal, and principal coach with Chicago Public Schools. Morris has a Bachelors of Science from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Masters of Education in Administration and a Masters of Arts in Teaching from National-Louis University.

Jazmyn Ferguson

Jazmyn is the Director of Organizing Strategy for Leadership for Educational Equity and is actively involved on  several boards within the Dallas-Fort Worth area. She leads training and provides support for parent and community-focused programs within P.E.P’s Educational Advocacy Services. Jazmyn earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Emory University and her Master of Social Work degree from the University of Southern California. Currently, she is pursuing a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership Policy  at Texas Tech University .

Jesse Bulluck

Jesse is a teacher with KIPP: Halifax College Preparatory School. He consults with the Perception Equal Potential Project (P.E.P.) and Culture Creatives on research and community facing awareness raising. Prior to entering the classroom, he worked as an attorney for over a decade, primarily focusing on complex civil litigation matters in pharmaceuticals & healthcare, mortgage-backed securities, banking & financial services; and a few criminal justice and juvenile justice matters. He also served as a Guardian ad Litem, representing abused and neglected children in the family court. He is currently a Ph. D candidate studying educational leadership and policy at Texas Tech University.

 

Benefits

Stronger, More Connected Communities With Culture Creatives

You’ll see a stronger sense of connection and belonging. We help create spaces where everyone feels valued and involved, which leads to a more supportive and engaged community. When people feel seen and heard, they’re more likely to care about each other and work together toward shared goals.

Positive Energy and Productivity Boost

Our approach boosts positive energy and productivity. By designing spaces that make people feel inspired and appreciated, we create an environment where everyone can bring their best. When people feel good about where they are, they’re more motivated and likely to achieve great things.

Customized Solutions for Real Change

We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all. Culture Creatives takes the time to understand your specific needs, creating tailored strategies that make a real difference. Our solutions aren’t just quick fixes—they’re designed to create positive changes that last and help your community or organization grow over time.

 

Testimonials

“This life changing, once in a lifetime experience is something I will never forget.  It not only gave me fun experiences, but also it gave me a path to follow to find myself.” Aston Smith, student 

“This program has been the best opportunity I’ve had in my 2 years at BOMLA. I grew in ways that I never expected”- Malcolm Moore, student