Ama Kyei

founder of DanceOranges, danceteacher, doula

Im Finnish- Ghanaian dancer, dance teacher, choreographer and doula. Im the founder of DanceOranges.
    My biggest passion in life has always been dancing. I did my dancer education in Åsa folkhögskola (2014-2016) and my bachelors in dance pedagogy in the University of Arts in Stockholm (2017-2020). I have 13 years experience of dance teaching. Dancing has brought me so much guidance in life and I desire to be a vessel for that guidance and magic for others.
    Im also very passionate about living in harmony with nature. I believe that there is a magical place when dance, support and nature come together. 
    At DanceOranges I offer dance classes and deal with administrative matters. 
Picture by Fredrika Burvall.

Bobette founder of UZURIBIRTH, doula

I am Bobette, the founder of UZURIBIRTH.
From the age of 8 I knew that I wanted to deliver babies for a living however, years later, life took me out of midwifery school before graduation and put me on different roads.
It was in 2014, after completing a doula certification that I decided to focus on my passion and notastray from it ever again.
Since I always had a love for humanitarian work and the spirit world I decided to combine all my talents together and serve families in need for support during their pregnancy and birth.
    As a mother of 2, and after having lived on 3 different continents, I overstand first-hand the
importance of genuine maternal care that is experienced all across the world.
Through my virtual and in person classes I offer a series of prenatal, birth and post partum support.
My goal is to show families that they are the ones who hold the power and that their voices matter. 
    In the future I will offer workshops on prenatal care, labour preparation and postpartum care at DanceOranges.

Akrofi Boateng Edmund
danceteacher, art activist, creative director

My name is Akrofi Boateng Edmund. I’m from the Eastern Region of Ghana and Ive been dancing for most of my life. 

    I have been doing community based dance work in Ghana in several projects. The most commonly known project that I have been a part of is Dance4Change. The core of these projects is to streghten communities, provide safe rolemodels and to enpower children/ youth through dance and mentorship. In other words our work goes beyond dance and having fun together. 
    At DanceOranges I lead danceclasses for the children and the youth in Ghana.