Healing has a rhythm. Let’s find it together.

To write a melody that makes sense, you need harmony—different notes working together, not against each other. Riff for Reform builds on that idea: blending music, story, and conversation to show how empathy and understanding create the real harmony our communities need.

Live Concert + Conversation

🎸 Riff for Reform

Live Music. Real Stories. Real Change.

Join Suzi Brown—singer-songwriter, gun-violence survivor, former undercover photographer in Thailand, and behavioral health pro - for a one-of-a-kind campus experience.

✨ WHAT YOU’LL GET:

60-Minute LIVE Show + Talk 🎤: Looping beats, full sound, and raw, real stories about resilience, community, and making a difference.
Optional Workshop: “The Science of Empathy & the Power of Song” 🧠🎶 - explore how music shapes emotion, connection, and action.
Perfect for Campus Themes: Diversity, Mental Health, Social Justice, Civic Engagement, Leadership - you name it.

💥 WHY IT MATTERS:

RELATABLE & RELEVANT: Connects creativity, identity, and real-world impact.
SKILL-BUILDING: Boosts empathy, emotional intelligence, teamwork, and communication—all while rocking out.
INTERACTIVE & ENGAGING: Forget boring slideshows - this is live music + personal stories + honest conversation.
CUSTOMIZABLE: Tailor the focus for your event—mental health, human rights, women’s history, or activism.

🎶 Don’t just attend an event. Experience a movement.

Ready to book or learn more?
Reach out to Suzi’s booking coordinator at suzibrownbooking@gmail.com and discover how Riff for Reform can bring fresh energy and meaningful reflection to your campus.

College Campuses

A 60-minute performance and dialogue exploring music as a bridge for change, healing, and community.

Workshop: “The Neuroscience of
Empathy and the Power of Song”

A participatory workshop connecting behavioral health principles, emotional regulation, and music.

DEI & Advocacy Events: Programs that connect personal storytelling with social impact, suitable for Women’s History Month, Mental Health Awareness Week, Human Rights, or Civic Engagement programming.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Shared billing with the Indigo Girls (Wild Goose Festival)

• Opened for Sixpence None the Richer, Keller Williams, and Kaki King

• Former humanitarian contract photographer for ARK International (Thailand), documenting human trafficking and exploitation

• Behavioral health professional integrating music, neuroscience, and emotional intelligence into community advocacy

• Founder of an independent music business dedicated to using art for social transformation

BOOK TODAY

For College and University Engagements:
Booking Coordinator, Brown Creative Music

suzibrownbooking@gmail.com or Peter M at pmastromusic@gmail.com