Kyle Mason is a local, born and raised in Paradise, California and is a member of the Juaneño Band of Mission Indians. He is a musician, loves to write and sing his own songs, and finds a strong importance in art and beauty. Taking care of and connecting with the land and life is his biggest joy and he tries to contribute to the world in this way however he can.

Founder of Sharing Blessings to Others, a nonprofit rooted in compassion, education, and youth empowerment across Haiti and beyond. From mobile healthcare to STEM mentorship, I lead community-driven initiatives that uplift underserved populations with purpose and heart. I’m also the founder of JCMTechConnectSolutions, where I bridge digital divides through inclusive IT solutions that promote learning, accessibility, and innovation.

Fun facts: 🎧 I’m multilingual, fluent in Haitian Creole, English, and French, and bring global experience as a keynote speaker, mentor, and interpreter. I love music, building inclusive spaces, and using technology as a tool for transformation.

Mission-led. Community-first. Impact-driven.

CSU student/intern, BSW Major Parenting/Music/Lyricism/Poetry/Palestine Advocacy. Fun fact: I battle rap and have made music for 27 years. My biggest accomplishment is I am raising my 2 youngest kids alone as a full-time dad!

Anna B. Moore is a writer and longtime professor of English at CSU. She always needs to write more. But her first novel was finally published last September & you can get it in person and locally at The Bookstore downtown! And also nearly anyplace else. One of her favorite places, long long ago, was Florida.

DNA has appeared on NPR’s Snap Judgement, been Timothy Leary’s chauffeur, and has had a hit song on the radio in Northern California.

DNA has spent the last 40 years creating over 5000 community events, including series, festivals and mayoral runs.

DNA’s first time onstage was winning a Showtime College Comedy Laff-Off at Chico State. DNA’s first comedy album, Dark Horse (May 2025), is available at votedna.com

Native Californian of NW European ancestry, community elder & grief-tender, and way of council carrier, is a retired manual therapist, and hospice & family care-giver.
She greatly enjoys gardening, dancing, cooking & eating quiet meals with her life mate, being in & on water, wildflower & beach walks, naps in a hammock, reading & writing poetry, and community singing.

A fun fact is that in 2023, one week before she was scheduled to receive a total knee replacement, she won a kayak and associated gear in a raffle benefiting CHAT, so her post-surgical PT goal was to become nimble enough to use that kayak.