EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & CO-FOUNDER

Cecilia is a mother, a community leader, and a resident of Nashua for over 25 years, she has seen the city change and prosper. As President and co-founder of Positive Street Art, her vision for Nashua is a community that is supportive of art.

CREATIVE DIRECTOR & CO-FOUNDER

Manny is an artist for all settings. Whether it’s the dance floor, a brush or can, camera or computer, Manny has a talent for design and expression. His passion for urban expression powers his creativity and craftsmanship.

TREASURER

Bridging metropolitan art opportunities with Nashua’s downtown business community, Alison works to foster a greater appreciation for artistic expression.

BOARD DIRECTOR

Ric deals with event logistics, Making sure events and workshops run smoothly is his priority. He is a power house! a builder! a dedicated problem solver, and does it all with enthusiasm. He has helped us set up and take down countless events, often building props from scratch for event set design.

BOARD DIRECTOR

Jeff is the man behind our recent dance programming, projects and workshops. Jeff specializes in coordinating vivid dance experiences. His expertise range from street dance styles, contemporary/modern and Latin dance disciplines.

Business Operations Manager
Our business goals and mission stays sharp with Christians help. With enthusiasm and charm Christian helps PSA stay focused and self sufficient.

DIRECTOR/ SECRATARY

A Nashua Native and serial entrepreneur. Amber has been involved with PSA since 2014. Her community focus and love centered approach to all things makes a great addition to our mission.

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PRESIDENT
Angel is a natural leader, pragmatic and diplomatic. A retired firefighter and Navy Veteran, Angel is calculated about decision making. Angel spends his time doing the things he loves most, family, art and real estate entrepreneurship.

GRANT WRITER + SPECIAL PROJECTS COORDINATOR

Yasamin Safarzadeh is an Angelino, Iranian American and transplant to New England. She celebrates the intersections of cultural identities and strives to create safe spaces where an individual's sense of self can be discovered both ethically and intentionally.

BOARD DIRECTOR

Grace Kindeke is an artist, activist and the NH Program Coordinator for the American Friends Service Committee. She is an avid reader, a B.A. student of Africana Studies and Sociology at UMASS Boston and a costume designer and dancer in Benkadi: West African Drum & Dance Company. She is a fierce advocate for justice, healing and liberation, grounding her work in a Black feminist, African-futurist and anti-oppression practice. She is the recipient of the 2017 MIT Infinite Mile Award for Community Building, the 2022 NAACP Youth Excellence in Service award, the 2023 NH Martin Luther King award and was named one of NH's 40 Under 40 in 2024. She was born in the Democratic Republic of Congo and raised in New Hampshire where she currently lives with her family.