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Our logo is intended to capture the core of our work. The logo, which we designed with the help of our great friend Sharon at Rocket Creative, is intended to capture the joie de vivre of life well lived. This term translates to English as the joy of living (as opposed to the more limiting "joie de vie" which translates as joy of life. True joy of living is when life is in balance and this is best expressed in some of the dances of joy which are seen in communities which still celebrate the gifts of harvest, of love and of life itself. The dancer is a stylized African dancer (specifically from the North Western region of Africa).
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