Kershaw can be seen presenting at public university film forums.
Kershaw has contributed his experiences with acting and drama to public universities.
While performing in the theater he's known to become emotional and challenge the audience.
At the University of Oklahoma Kershaw performed and challenged the student body to pursue their purpose with life changing ideas.

Kershaw addressed the country of El Salvador on national news across 7 million homes bringing together congressional leaders and administration officials in hopes to furnish clean water to communities.
On 30 December 2014 Kershaw hung water paintings on corners of rural villages and W.U. Caribbean Magazine claimed an immediate impact on rural communities and they stated Kershaw's energy spread and his light shined bright on the world water crisis.
The Caribbean's Drive Time Radio Show publicized Kershaw's clean water campaign and recorded him speaking out against the lack of sanitation in rural communities and he said, "If everybody stops going to the bathroom right now then we can save lives, but that’s never going to happen."
Kershaw was called 'He No Faking Jamaican' for his activism in the Caribbean.

In 2014, Kershaw documented and explored the communities of Port-au-Prince with overwhelming obstacles.
In November 2014 he publicly spoke with community leaders in the capital of Haiti about launching health campaigns for community leaders to provide clean water.
He was recorded saying, "I know the Haitian people because I am the Haitian people, we are both human, one and the same, we thirst together and we drink together, we want water that heals instead of steals."
He received the nickname 'The Prince of Hope' for his efforts to provide clean water in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Kershaw and Dr. Jennifer Hetzner of California appeared on ABC presenting the impact of dirty water.

On 22 January 2015 The Nevada Today reported Kershaw at the Wells Fargo Auditorium performing at the University of Nevada, Reno and the student body became energized from Kershaw's performance by winning their hearts and minds with his ability to inspire through his work.
Filmmaker Kari Barber reported Kershaw turning their world upside down.

On 24 February 2015 Kershaw presented at the International Law Society speaker series at the Maurer School of Law in Indiana University where he presented his international experiences working with pillars of rural cinema.
On 28 March 2015 he started a film festival for 45,000 student's at the University of Cincinnati encouraging the filmmakers to be fearless and compared the event to a sweaty gym full of boxers ready to spar.
Cincinnati.com reported the film festival an important piece of history for Cincinnati, and native Steven Spielberg will be proud to see the film industry grow within the city.

In Lawrence, Kansas on Earth Day 2015 Kershaw performed in a full theater at the University of Kansas and during the event Kershaw said, "This Earth Day, we are far beyond a debate about the importance of water."
He added, "We're focused on taking action, preparing communities here locally on leading an international effort for action."
The University of Kansas Department of Film and Media studies stated "Kershaw inspired and energized, entertained their thoughts about helping while still remaining very personable and humble."
Kershaw has said while performing he hopes people will continue to chase after life-changing ideas and passions.
Kershaw can be seen presenting at public university film forums. Kershaw has contributed his experiences with acting and drama to public universities. While performing in the theater he's known to become emotional and challenge the audience. At the University of Oklahoma Kershaw performed and challenged the student body to pursue their purpose with life changing ideas. 
Kershaw addressed the country of El Salvador on national news across 7 million homes bringing together congressional leaders and administration officials in hopes to furnish clean water to communities. On 30 December 2014 Kershaw hung water paintings on corners of rural villages and W.U. Caribbean Magazine claimed an immediate impact on rural communities and they stated Kershaw's energy spread and his light shined bright on the world water crisis. The Caribbean's Drive Time Radio Show publicized Kershaw's clean water campaign and recorded him speaking out against the lack of sanitation in rural communities and he said, "If everybody stops going to the bathroom right now then we can save lives, but that’s never going to happen." Kershaw was called 'He No Faking Jamaican' for his activism in the Caribbean.
In 2014, Kershaw documented and explored the communities of Port-au-Prince with overwhelming obstacles. In November 2014 he publicly spoke with community leaders in the capital of Haiti about launching health campaigns for community leaders to provide clean water. He was recorded saying, "I know the Haitian people because I am the Haitian people, we are both human, one and the same, we thirst together and we drink together, we want water that heals instead of steals." He received the nickname 'The Prince of Hope' for his efforts to provide clean water in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Kershaw and Dr. Jennifer Hetzner of California appeared on ABC presenting the impact of dirty water.
On 22 January 2015 The Nevada Today reported Kershaw at the Wells Fargo Auditorium performing at the University of Nevada, Reno and the student body became energized from Kershaw's performance by winning their hearts and minds with his ability to inspire through his work. Filmmaker Kari Barber reported Kershaw turning their world upside down.
On 24 February 2015 Kershaw presented at the International Law Society speaker series at the Maurer School of Law in Indiana University where he presented his international experiences working with pillars of rural cinema. On 28 March 2015 he started a film festival for 45,000 student's at the University of Cincinnati encouraging the filmmakers to be fearless and compared the event to a sweaty gym full of boxers ready to spar. Cincinnati.com reported the film festival an important piece of history for Cincinnati, and native Steven Spielberg will be proud to see the film industry grow within the city.
In Lawrence, Kansas on Earth Day 2015 Kershaw performed in a full theater at the University of Kansas and during the event Kershaw said, "This Earth Day, we are far beyond a debate about the importance of water." He added, "We're focused on taking action, preparing communities here locally on leading an international effort for action." The University of Kansas Department of Film and Media studies stated "Kershaw inspired and energized, entertained their thoughts about helping while still remaining very personable and humble." Kershaw has said while performing he hopes people will continue to chase after life-changing ideas and passions.
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