Existential Determinants of Health:
Creative Expression of Individual & Collective Experiences
to reflect on identity, experiences, challenges and promote increased emotional intelligence, facilitate communal healing and restorative practices, and collective cohesion.
We provide educational and healing environments and opportunities
Aimed at addressing the upstream contributors to substance abuse, trauma and violence, the Existential Determinants of Health (E.D.O.H.) Initiative works to provide forums for creative expression of individual and collective experiences to promote healing, individual and collective efficacy, and neighborhood improvement.
We facilitate workshops, productions and other restorative activities
We promote increased emotional intelligence, facilitate communal healing and restorative practices, and collective cohesion.
WombWork Productions, Virtues Matter and the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine have been awarded a three-year grant for the Baltimore E.D.O.H Initiative, a community project based on virtues.
In the Media
Meet the Team
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David Fakunle, Ph.D
Executive Director, Wombwork Productions
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Doralee Calderon-Fakunle
Chief Administrative Officer, Wombwork Productions
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Dave Feldman
Executive Director, Virtues Matter
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Dara Feldman
Board Chair, Virtues Matter
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Arjun Chanmugam, M.D., M.B.A.
Professor, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
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Mama Kay Lawal-Muhammad
Senior Artistic Director, Wombwork Productions
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Mama Rashida Forman-Bey
Senior Cultural Director, Wombwork Productions
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Molly Hurley
Development & Communications Manager, Wombwork Productions
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Nymisha Herrera Nimmagadda
Project Manager, E.D.O.H
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Ugonna Njoku
Student, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
