Ballard is a design strategist, documentarian, and facilitator dedicated to preserving the legacies of Black and Brown communities. As the visionary behind Melanotion, she leads the company’s strategy, storytelling initiatives, and cultural preservation efforts. With a background in human-centered design, content strategy, and immersive storytelling, Ballard’s work ensures that personal and collective histories are captured, honored, and passed forward.

Mosley is a NC A&T Alumni and the creative force behind Melanotion’s visual footprint and digital presence. As Editor-in-Chief of Melanotion’s publication, she shapes how stories are told, ensuring they resonate with audiences far and wide. From branding to content strategy, Mosley leads with innovation, making legacy work accessible and impactful.

Martinez is the coordinator of Melanotion’s internship programming, helping shape the next generation of storytellers and cultural archivists. A former Community Catalyst intern, she now leverages her skills in program development to enhance Melanotion’s internship initiatives, ensuring young creatives gain hands-on experience in cultural storytelling and legacy preservation.