Preshona Ambri

Preshona Ambri is an actress, writer, director, producer, and edu-activist featured in the film "LoveDotCom" as Iris. Known for her quirky persona and passion for representation, Ambri created the series "How 2 Be Brown Like Me," under her production company A Down Brown Cow Productions, piloted on Instagram @how2bebrownlikeme about the lives of herself and her friends. She is also the founder and creator of One Love=True Change Inc. and "I Am Sun", curriculum for a more diverse, just and loving world - as well as the executive creator of "A Sound," a musical collaboration with friend and producer, Alex Vazquez. One of the original ensemble members of Maryam Foye's HBC Theatre, Preshona was a part of one of the only two Women-of-Color Playback Theatre troupes in the world. Also a member of FRESHH Inc., Preshona starred as one of four lead actresses on Goldie Patrick's "HerStory: Love Forever, Hip Hop," featured in June 2019 at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, in Washington D.C., in the Hip Hop Theatre Festival. Preshona has been a devoted performer at the historic Anacostia Arts Center in Washington D.C.; a devoted teacher and creator of diversified curriculum with the Sankofa Homeschool Collective, and a veteran youth worker at Youth UpRising in Oakland, California.