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Missy Crutchfield

Founder, GAIA Talks: The Earth Speaks
Co-Founder, Gandhi Global Center For Peace, with Arun Gandhi, Grandson of Mahatma Gandhi
Co-Founder of Gandhi’s Be Magazine


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Missy Crutchfield is recognized for her work in human rights/animal rights & vegan activism. Missy has worked as an actress in NYC and held numerous roles in media. Passionate about addressing social issues through the arts, Missy created and collaborated on a number of projects and community-based programs including Remember Your Dream, mentoring youth through arts & social issues, and Sisters Speak Out, an original three-act play and workshop series about domestic violence and women and girl’s empowerment. Through her work with Gandhi’s Be Magazine, Missy has traveled to India, Kenya, South Africa, Haiti, Nepal, France, Germany, Sweden, Turkey, and many other places speaking on human rights and covering the stories of nonviolence and peace around the world, particularly in the Middle East, where she has worked in Egyptian and Palestinian human rights. She has also spoken at human rights conferences at the University of Bridgeport, Connecticut; Times Square in New York City, Queens Theatre in Queens, New York; University of California at Berkeley; and Harvard University. Missy left her post as Editor-in-Chief and leading the day-to-day operations of Gandhi’s Be Magazine to pursue her passion as The Vegan Yogi, serving as a vegan activist and yoga teacher, bringing her training in Ashtanga, Kundalini, and Laughter Yoga practices to underserved populations like alternative school students, senior citizens, and refugees both locally and globally. In her spare time, Missy loves travel, exploring new cultures, spending time with her son and dogs at home, and cooking vegan.