Creative activist Gabrielle Senza has devoted much of her career to raising awareness about environmental and corporate abuse as well as breaking the silence around domestic violence, sexual assault, incest and bullying. A widely recognized artist, her artwork is included in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum, Lifetime Entertainment, Paine Webber, and in private collections around the world. She has taught at Mass MoCA, Cooper Union and Bard College at Simons Rock.

She is a writer, speaker, curator, exhibiting artist and the founder of the Red Collaborative, a non-profit arts organization that offers “Creative Initiatives on Tough Issues”.  She facillitates WALK UNAFRAID interventions and collaborative public art installations with schools, community groups, shelters and activists using an innovative approach to speaking out against human rights abuses while educating the public to recognize and prevent these crimes.  Gabrielle has been empowering students, survivors and families to create change since 2001.

Gabrielle also runs the Berkshire Art Kitchen, an alternative non-profit art space in Great Barrington, MA she founded in 2008 to foster creativity, connection and change.