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Subomi Macaulay
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With a career spanning 40 years leadership, advocacy, and community engagement, Subomi brings a wealth of experience to her role, and has held prominent leadership positions, including President Emeritus of the Westchester Black Women’s Political Caucus and board memberships with organizations such as the Westchester County Women’s Advisory Board and is Board of Trustees Chair for Queens College of the Americas, as well as is one of the two founding members of this Association. Subomi has been honored multiple times as one of the Top 100 People in Westchester County by City & State magazine, reflecting her impact and influence in the region. Known as the “Chief Empowerment Officer” for her ability to inspire others to think big while staying grounded.
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The Book By Subomi Macaulay
Subomi Macaulay, affectionately known as The African Storyteller, is a Cultural Ambassador whose voice bridges generations and connects the richness of African heritage to modern-day narratives. Through her storytelling, Subomi imparts timeless lessons rooted in African culture, history, and personal experience.
Her journey as a storyteller began in the heart of West Africa, where she learned the craft at the feet of her maternal grandmother. Through these early lessons, Subomi discovered the power of stories to teach resilience, empathy, and cultural pride. Today, she continues to weave narratives that both honor and reinvent African traditions, creating stories that resonate with audiences worldwide.
Subomi’s work spans across multiple formats: from live performances to written works, workshops, and cultural consulting. Her stories have touched the hearts of youth and elders alike, offering a powerful reminder that through storytelling, we can heal, connect, and transform.
Meet The Story Author
Subomi Macaulay, known as The African Storyteller, has dedicated her life to preserving and reimagining the richness of African narratives. Her journey as a storyteller began many years ago, learning at the feet of her maternal grandmother, who imparted the art of storytelling alongside valuable life lessons. Through her grandmother’s wisdom, Subomi discovered the deep power of stories—they are not just entertainment, but vessels of identity, memory, and moral guidance.
Drawing from African folklore, history, and her own lived experiences, Subomi weaves stories that bridge generations. Her work connects elders to youth, the African continent to its diaspora, and the past to the present. Whether through performances, writing, or cultural education, Subomi champions authentic African voices, helping audiences understand and embrace their cultural heritage.
Over a career spanning 40 years, Subomi has earned recognition for her leadership and advocacy in various communities. She’s known for her ability to inspire and empower others, reflecting her legacy as a cultural and creative force. Her stories, like Mumba the Lion Who Forgot to Roar, are not just about telling tales—they are about creating meaningful, impactful connections that resonate with people from all walks of life.