Darnnell Dorvil is a career public health advocate focused on developing strategies and solutions to public health issues and challenges, particularly those most impacting self-identified men of color. Holding a Master of Public Health degree in Health Policy and Management, Dorvil seeks to explore the physiological impacts of mental health on men through innovative and creative public programming, educational workshops, and community-led skills development. Through FORM NYC, Dorvil is able to connect his professional experience in health literacy for NYC patients and families, with his passion for community-built and community-centered education and mental health advocacy.

Hailing from Trinidad and Tobago, and bred in the concrete jungle of New York, New York, Umar Inniss is a decorated Staff Sergeant in the US Army National Guard — enlisted 11 years strong.  While his MOS is field artillery, he also serves on state active duty missions— notably Operation Asylum Seeker, OCME and Covid-19. He takes pride in serving not just our country but more importantly, his community and stewarding the next generation of soldiers. His goal is to turn his humble origins into a pathway for others like himself.

An avid believer and lifelong practitioner of compassion, found his calling in life much later than most. Born on the serene island of Grenada, and raised in bustling embrace of Brooklyn, NY, Louison is entering his 2nd decade in the field of healthcare where he humbly began at the front desk of community clinics and grew to holding leadership positions at one the best hospitals in the country.

Born in Lagos, Nigeria, but raised in the Bronx, NY, Victor Sho is the quintessential actor and choreographer. Despite an initial pursuit of a career in orthopedic surgery, his professional aspirations shifted, as the convergence of acting and choreography became a prime focus in his life when he graduated college in pre-med. As an actor, Victor Sho is an alumni at William Esper Studios and has trained with the best in the industry, such as Terry Knickerbocker, Susan Batson, Margie Habor, Maria Hubbard, and more. As a choreographer, Sho’s versatile style has lead him to collaborate with leading Hip Hop and Pop recording artists including Jamie Foxx, Alicia Keys, Demi Lovato, Cheat Codes, Carley Rae Jepsen, Chrisette Michelle, Wale, and Juelz Santana. Although choreography and acting are a prime focus, Sho continuously seeks ways to inspire others to wholeheartedly embrace their passions as he relishes opportunities to serve as a movement coach, dance instructor, and mentor for many—not only nationwide, but abroad.