Earth Sufiyah Love (Saylove; DJ Saylove) is a songwriter, selector, producer, author, philosophy, peace, media and tech scholar, pursuing arts and web development. She is the owner of Earthsaylove LLC—a publishing and creative consulting company—the author of Hip Hop and the Art of Peace Education, and the producer of Street Sociologist podcast and The Jazz Flower with Saylove, an FM radio program exploring jazz music and culture. Earth Sufiyah Love is the founder of Earthsaylove Foundation, an artist collective creating poetry and art for peace and prevention education. Visit Give! for more info. Saylove was voted runner up to The Best Hip Hop Act of the Year in The Portland Phoenix in 2006, 2007, named an Honorary International Artist of Nicaragua in 2014. Her performances include The Universal Zulu Nation’s Anniversary, The Nation of Gods and Earths Show & Prove, Expo Nica, Calle Ocho Festival, The Indigenous Peoples March, and Love & Loyalty Weekend. Her influences include a range of hip-hop, jazz, soul, and R&B artists, such as Patrice Rushen, Janet Jackson, and Lauryn Hill. Rooted in liberation movements and multicultural kinship networks, Saylove’s environmental, social justice work examines land stewardship and cultural preservation, CSEC, labor trafficking, forced criminality, and the recovery of Missing and Murdered Relatives. Saylove is a member of NICWA, The UCTP, and The Taino Moor Tribe.