Author: Leah Freeman-Haskin

Illustrator: Shantala Robinson

Publisher: Groundwood Books

“Freeman-Haskin’s narrative is matter-of-fact but uplifting, affirming the beauty of brown skin and opening the door to discussions about race and skin tone.” Kirkus book review

ORDER HERE

The Last Two Crayons

About Leah

Leah is a creative strategist, author, and marketing generalist with over fifteen years of professional experience. Her background in marketing and content development has established her as an expert in brand specific copywriting and creative content creation, covering lifestyle, travel and wellness categories.

She is the Founder of BLK Oceans, a website dedicated to promoting Black-owned businesses.

As a creative strategist, Leah has created dynamic experiences at some of the most renowned events in the country, including Tribeca and Sundance film festivals.

Since beginning her career, Leah has worked with innovative media and technology brands including MAXIM and Boston magazines, E! News, Blavity, Shazam, YPO, RYOT/Verizon Media and others.

Leah is a yoga and health enthusiast, always looking for her next travel adventure. Her debut children’s book will be available Spring 2023.

Founder - BLK Oceans

2020 - Present

Author - The Last Two Crayons (Groundwood Books)

Spring 2023

Writer, Event Marketing Strategist - YPO

2019 - Present

Staff Writer - Travel Noire/Blavity

2019 - 2021

Event Director - RYOT Films/Verizon Media

2017 - 2019

B.A. English & Studio Art - Boston College

LINKEDIN

logos.jpg

DINNER PARTY at Tribeca Film Festival

Leah was tasked with creating an engaging audience experience for the premiere of the award-winning VR film, Dinner Party. Working closely with the film director and design team, Leah oversaw the ideation and production process from start to finish, bringing the artist’s vision to life.

ugur-arpaci-U18V0ToioFU-unsplash.jpg

Best Carnival Celebrations Around The World

Carnival is the ultimate street party. Celebrated around the world with electrifying performances, dizzying costumes, and music showcasing the energy and culture of the local people, Carnival awakens a pure celebration of life in anyone who attends.

Aro+Ha_0387.jpg

Healing And Wellness Retreats For Black Women

Sometimes we need to be surrounded by people who can relate to our experience on a deep level. These retreats offer spaces where black women can relax, connect, and heal in a safe community.

Let’s chat.