The project "Worthiness Requires No Prerequisite" aims to promote a culture of diversity and inclusion in the community of Prince Edward Island (PEI), with a primary focus on the BIPOC community. The project has two main components: the documentation of words and the creation of an artistic piece that represents anti-racism. 

The project's impacts and reach are twofold. The first impact is on the participants, who will have the opportunity to express themselves freely and engage in a meditative, therapeutic activity that promotes wellness. By documenting their words and perspectives on anti-racism, the participants will contribute to an archive that serves as a source of education and learning for the broader community. The participants will be from the BIPOC community, providing representation and a starting point to encourage others in the community to engage in similar Activities. The first impact of the project is being held August 5th and 6th at the PEI Crafts Council. The PEI Crafts Council has contracted Eberechi Okwuwolu as the Mindfulness coordinator for the project.