Less than one month from saying yes to the idea, Quentin had raised the necessary funding (with significant support from his new HATCH community), and was on his way to bring the creative outlet of dance to the Makavili Refugee Settlement in Uganda. The results were instantaneous and powerful. Children and adults alike immersed themselves in the moment and gave their all to the choreography, huge smiles on their faces throughout. From this experience, Quentin became acutely aware of not only the potential that dance has in breaking social barriers, but of the inescapable need for dance/movement therapy in impoverished and traumatized communities. Dance is a shared universal language, no matter socioeconomic class, gender, race, or nationality. In 2019, Quentin founded the non-profit Movements 4 Movements (M4M) to empower others with movement for movement on the basis of empowerment, trust, unity, common ground, and expression. They are a team of experienced individuals dedicated to combating cultural, economic, and social barriers through the one language that is truly universal, movement.