Artist Biography
Buki Domingos is a versatile singer/songwriter, instrumentalist, nurse in Germany, and California. Buki is also an activist and motivational speaker with over two decades of stage experience. Buki is the co-founder of the Racial Justice Coalition of San Diego, a multiethnic and multigenerational racial justice coalition that spearheaded the three-year “I can’t breathe campaign” that led to the ban of all neck restraints in San Diego and counties. RJCSD was one of the co-sponsors of AB1196 that was led by Assemblymember Mike Gibson of Los Angeles that banned the use of all neck restraints in the state of California.
Buki has an album “To God in Prayer” and a single “A Better World &Trust”, several music projects, and productions throughout Africa, Europe, and the US. Buki has toured Europe and West Africa with several celebrities like Sir Elton John and African Mega Stars like Angelique Kidjo. Buki is the co-host of the podcast Alafia Voices of the African Diaspora, a social justice show that elevates voices of color worldwide. A survivor of human trafficking, she uses her story to motivate and raise awareness nationwide.
Buki Domingos is the 2019 KPBS and NCRC winner of the Community Heros Award for her work to raise awareness around human trafficking using her voice as a tool in motivational speaking and songs. Buki is also one of the honorees of the 2020 National Conflict Resolution Center and KPBS’ sponsored Peacemaker awards for her work around human trafficking. Buki Domingos was also named one of San Diego’s phenomenal women in 2020 by the San Diego Union-Tribune. Buki Domingos is also one of the recipients of East County Magazine Briana Gomez Racial and Social Justice award 2021.
Buki has an album “To God in Prayer” and a single “A Better World &Trust”, several music projects, and productions throughout Africa, Europe, and the US. Buki has toured Europe and West Africa with several celebrities like Sir Elton John and African Mega Stars like Angelique Kidjo. Buki is the co-host of the podcast Alafia Voices of the African Diaspora, a social justice show that elevates voices of color worldwide. A survivor of human trafficking, she uses her story to motivate and raise awareness nationwide.
Buki Domingos is the 2019 KPBS and NCRC winner of the Community Heros Award for her work to raise awareness around human trafficking using her voice as a tool in motivational speaking and songs. Buki is also one of the honorees of the 2020 National Conflict Resolution Center and KPBS’ sponsored Peacemaker awards for her work around human trafficking. Buki Domingos was also named one of San Diego’s phenomenal women in 2020 by the San Diego Union-Tribune. Buki Domingos is also one of the recipients of East County Magazine Briana Gomez Racial and Social Justice award 2021.