Phoenix Sun Park is the Founder and Executive Director of Voice of Purpose. She is a catalyst and creator, a systems-thinker who believes in the importance of integrating the sacred into our lives and movement work – that the most powerful act of revolution we can embody is to heal ourselves.

She has been a leader in community arts engagement as an artist, educator and organizer since 2005. Grounded in frameworks that center transformation, embodiment, and integration, she supports arts organizations, leaders, administrators and educators, to embody their purpose in order to deepen their impact, through consulting and professional development.

In her most recent work, she has been stewarding collaborations and partnerships with industry-leading organizations across Canada and the US, delivering digital and equity focused research and projects, that center BIPOC voices and experiences.

Her institutional schooling includes a bachelors degree in International Development, with graduate studies in Integrated Healing (Western Psychotherapy, Eastern Energy Medicine, and Bioenergetics/Somatic Healing). 

She has served on several Boards for Canadian and US non-profit organizations, as well as granting juries for municipal, provincial, and independent funders in the Arts. Phoenix’s personal artistic practice includes dance, visual arts, singing and spoken word poetry.

Paying homage to her ancestors and lineage of Corea, and her community arts roots that sprouted in Jane-Finch, Toronto – Phoenix’s true calling is to be a catalyst of transformation, embody a new imprint, and build new models for co-liberation.