Tomiko (She/Her) is a hip hop dancer, creative, leader, and activist.
Since the age of six, she has been dancing with the nonprofit organization Culture Shock LA and founded Girls Can Create at Eagle Rock High School, which inspires young women on campus through art, activism, and entrepreneurship.
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