Dzidzor is a Ga-Ewe folklore performing artist, who is paused and moved by Octavia E. Butler’s question, ‘What do we need to do now, to create the future that we want?’ She often echos the words of Toni Morrison’s words and her father’s prayers as a guide to reach back into the past to lead us towards the present. Dzidzor uses the tool of storytelling, community archiving, and collaging sounds as a portal to transcend through time and space. Dzidzor organizes community art events and facilitates workshops around empowerment and strengthening the voice, she intentionally calls for community to reach into the lessons of yesterday while honoring proverbs, poems and prayers that challenge and lift us up. Dzidzor is the founder of the Black Cotton Club and partners with Grubstreet, ICA Boston, and Boston Public Schools to teach creative empowerment workshops in Boston. Dzidzor is a candidate for a Masters in Theological Studies at Boston University and holds the role of a Community Archivist at Northeastern University. She is currently working on a listening and public art project entitled, ‘Wilderness’ in collaboration with Crystal Bi.