Through education rooted in love and justice, World Trust's mission is to ignite longing and expand capacity to create a world free from racism. They envision global communities where their work is unnecessary because transformative love and action is pervasive, hatred has been eliminated, and racial healing has been achieved.

Embodiment Project was featured in World Trust’s film, Healing Justice, which explores the causes and consequences of the current North American justice system and its effect on marginalized communities. The film walks back through the history of violence that has led to our current system, bringing into focus the histories of trauma – on a personal, interpersonal, community and generational level.

Additionally, Healing Justice, serves as a springboard for visceral movement and musical invention, catalyzing an original work of documentary hip hop theater, Music of the Actualized Child.

World Trust’s co-executive director, Amikaeyla Gaston, has also served a core artistic collaborator since 2017.