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Hey, I’m Bepa!

I’m an artist, designer and educator working at the intersection of children’s creativity, play and meaningful participation. I am a passionate advocate for a rights-based, holistic, and relational approach to the ways we learn, work together, and co-create our communities.

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About me

With formal training in psychology and design, I have a people-centered, process-oriented mindset and bring openness and care into every project I’m part of. As a big-picture thinker and a generalist with many passions, I thrive in teams collaborating across disciplines, helping connect ideas and translate complex contexts into tangible strategies.

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Partner up with me!

I work with parents, teachers, and organizations to create meaningful experiences and environments where children can explore, grow, and take the lead in their learning. My approach is hands-on, playful, and firmly rooted in trust—supporting children’s autonomy, creativity, social-emotional skills, and well-being. I provide a range of offerings intended to enable children to thrive, support educators, and assist organizations in working with younger audiences.

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Offerings

I am open to consulting, partnerships, and project collaboration — drawing on experience across learning design, participatory projects, and creative facilitation. My portfolio includes play-based and participatory workshops and projects designed with children and in partnership with various stakeholders.

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Past Projects

I share my reflections, research, and practice notes from my work facilitating children's learning and participation. I have experience in conventional and democratic learning settings, always seeking ways to empower children and young people through creative expression and collaboration.

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Kellata Kai

A creative third space for children 6–12, built on unhurried, self-directed exploration. I offer creative mentoring to children one-on-one and in small groups — in person and online, to nurture their creativity, foster independence, and support self-directed learning.

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