Dail Chambers

With a passion for nature, Chambers implements elements of ancestry, inspiration, and the healing properties of trees, flowers and herbs into her social practice. As a mobile healing resource, Chambers carries seeds and gifted insights into an all economies paradigm.

As an educational facilitator, Chambers approaches intergenerational wisdom as the unschooled discipline. She has taught in a Montessori environment, supported startup homeschool co-ops, made community art with youth in a small village not too far from Arusha, South Memphis and North Saint Louis and more. She has written curriculum for multiple non profits, and a writer for a recent publication “Teaching Black Tulsa,” a book focused on inquiry based learning for educators.

Above all, Chambers is a mother and caregiving support to a special elder relative. Founding Yeyo Arts Collective, a non profit organization dedicated to the creative empowerment of women and families and homeschooling her children has left a profound effect on her lifestyle and standards of living, creating and being. Through the various certifications in permaculture, as a doula and in leadership, her art practice has been maintained by the drive to see an economic environment that brings health and joy to all.