Doris Canwood is a distinguished attorney with extensive experience in a broad spectrum of legal areas. She graduated with a Master of Laws from the University of Aruba in 1998 and further enhanced her education at Erasmus University Rotterdam in 2005. Doris has been practicing law for over two decades, focusing on corporate, civil, public, and trademark law, among other areas.

Jeanedy Semeleer is a talented young singer and makeup artist from Aruba whose passion for the arts is evident in everything she does. Since the inception of the Go Cultura Foundation in 2017, Jeanedy has been a dedicated supporter, contributing in various capacities. Her involvement ranges from conducting historical research and writing insightful pieces to performing as an artist at the foundation's fundraising events.

Graciela Nedd-Cheng, a Surinamese-Chinese descendant, has called Aruba home for over 30 years. She works at the National Library of Aruba (Biblioteca Nacional Aruba) as a documentalist in the Arubiana-Caribiana branch, where she plays a crucial role in archiving, preserving, and making documentation accessible to the local community, both physically and digitally. Graciela is deeply passionate about her work, understanding the importance of treasuring and preserving history to help us learn from the past and shape a better future.

Silvia Gildhorn, born in Venezuela and raised in Aruba, embodies a rich blend of cultures that has profoundly influenced her life. With a deep passion for preserving and celebrating cultural heritage, Silvia has actively participated in initiatives that ensure traditions remain vibrant and thriving. Her diverse background fuels her commitment to fostering cultural awareness and appreciation, aiming to inspire future generations to connect with and honor their roots.

Aldrich Kelly is an incredible creative force. He is a visual artist and a mentor to emerging talents. His dedication to the arts extends beyond his own work, as he also serves as a public speaking coach, helping others find and express their voices with confidence.

Hubert Fernando Ras, is a dedicated musician and cultural advocate with deep roots in Aruba’s artistic community.

Genevieve Garcia is a multi-talented and creative force in Aruba. As a poet, former newspaper writer, and current radio host of "B'a tende?!" alongside Ghislaine Koeiman, Genevieve continuously showcases her diverse skills and passion for the arts. Growing up as the daughter of the late Ruben Garcia, a local legend, she was often responsible for producing her father’s shows and productions, honing her organizational, logistical, and production skills from a young age.

Isfael Luidens is a talented actor who comes from a family of renowned Aruban performers. His creative talents extend beyond the stage, as he is also highly skilled with his hands, particularly in carpentry and various other crafts.

Ghislaine Koeiman is a passionate supporter of the Go Cultura Foundation, always ready to lend a hand whenever possible.
Having participated in Aruba's Carnival for many years, she has experienced firsthand the transformative power of creativity and its significant impact on the island’s social dynamics and economy.

Antonieta Ras-Booi is a passionate advocate for Aruba’s cultural and artistic heritage.
As the daughter of the first head of the "Instituto di Cultura,” Mr. Hubert “Lio” Booi, and sister to one of Aruba’s golden voices, Mrs. Lidwina Booi, Antonieta was immersed in the arts from a young age. Her childhood was filled with music, acting, and poetry, leading her to a lifelong involvement in creative and cultural initiatives.

Rujina Comenencia is a dedicated kindergarten teacher, beloved by her students for her passion and commitment to nurturing Aruba's future minds and leaders. She emphasizes creativity and a love for the arts in her teaching, recognizing their importance in personal and societal development.