Suzanne Renukha Rajkumar

As a faith-based artist, creator of the podcast Mujeres con Proposito 11 and the founder of Mujeres Kintsugi HN, my work emerges from a deep conviction: that God, the Restaurador, takes our brokenness and transforms it into beauty and strength. Like the Japanese art of kintsugi, where fractured pottery is repaired with gold, my art and practice affirm that wounds—emotional, spiritual, and mental—are not erased, but illuminated as part of our redemptive story.

Through painting, writing, workshops, and community circles, I create spaces where women can encounter healing and restoration. My creative process is both prayer and testimony—a way of embodying God’s promise to “make all things new.” Each project is an invitation to see scars not as signs of shame, but as living evidence of resilience and grace.

Mujeres Kintsugi HN is more than an initiative; it is a movement that integrates art therapy, spiritual formation, and collective storytelling. It is rooted in Honduras but speaks to a global longing: to be restored, to be made whole, to encounter God’s presence in our broken places.

Soy artista de fe, creadora del podcast Mujeres con Propósito 11, y fundadora del proyecto Mujeres Kintsugi HN, donde el arte se convierte en un camino hacia la sanidad emocional, espiritual y mental. Inspirada en la práctica japonesa del kintsugi, mi obra encarna la verdad de que Dios, el Restaurador, transforma nuestras fracturas en belleza.

A través de la pintura, la escritura y los talleres comunitarios, invito a las mujeres a ver sus cicatrices no como marcas de vergüenza, sino como testimonios de resiliencia y gracia. Mi práctica une el arte como terapia, la formación espiritual y la narración colectiva para crear espacios de restauración.

Enraizado en Honduras pero conectado con un movimiento global, Mujeres Kintsugi HN afirma que nuestras vidas —como las piezas rotas reparadas con oro— brillan más intensamente gracias a la obra redentora de Dios. Mi arte no trata de perfección, sino de fe, reparación y esperanza: testimonio de que en manos del Artista Divino, cada fragmento tiene propósito y belleza.

Experiencia Profesional

Founder of CBC Codebreaker | Educator | Cultural Activist | Renaissance Thinker

"Suzanne, you are a renaissance thinker."

— Dr. Sunita Gandhi, Global Education Thought Leader

Suzanne Rajkumar is an educator, innovator, and social entrepreneur whose work merges linguistics, educational equity, and gamification to transform the way students learn languages across cultures.

She is the creator of Codebreaker, a bilingual game-based learning system born from her classroom and living experiences in Honduras.

Her broader work includes:

• Mujeres Kintsugi – an art-and-faith-based healing platform for women
• The Chronicles of La Moskitia – a storytelling initiative to celebrate Garífuna, indigenous, and Afro-descendant voices
• Over 29,000 hours of student-centered teaching with a multisensory methodology
• A portfolio that spans podcasting, bilingual literacy, and community-based education.

Rajkumar is also a TESOL International Ambassador (2019) and the former President of Honduras TESOL (2017). She holds a Master's in Applied Linguistics and continues to champion student empowerment and curriculum transformation at both grassroots and global levels.