Meet Rashida

A dedicated advocate for art, wellness, and culture with a wealth of community organizing experience, Rashida Chase is a versatile artist synthesizing creative expression with urban development. As a performing vocalist and director of AMP Oakland, a cultural placemaking initiative, she uplifts underrepresented artists and communities. Chase's artistic vision extends beyond the stage into real estate, promoting cultural preservation and focusing on equitable growth for future generations. With connections to public officials and grassroots groups, she acts as a vital liaison, effectively bridging initiatives and government action.

Equipped with a Master's in Real Estate Development + Design from UC Berkeley, Chase brings an interdisciplinary lens to building inclusive spaces, and her multifaceted work exemplifies how the arts can drive positive change and cultural preservation within the built environment. Whether curating performances, designing developments, or advocating for marginalized voices, Chase's unwavering commitment to promoting equitable urban transformation resonates locally and globally.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​