Chrisna Khuon is a community org. consultant, scholar, activist, and emerging artist. Her ceramic work currently explores her conflicted identity, joy, intergenerational trauma, social justice, and traditional Cambodian ‘Kbach’ design, sometimes intersectionality. She was an apprentice with Cambodian Master Ceramist, Yary Livan, for 2 yrs working under traditional apprenticeship grants in MA. Chrisna has a B.A. of Peace and Conflict studies from UMass Lowell. She is the founder of a community festival, former director of the Lowell Southeast Asian Water Festival, and former project manager at the Center for AsAm Studies, UMass Lowell. She is now the program assistant for the Anti-Asian Racism Project at the Institute for Asian American Studies, UMass Boston.