About The Quiet Revolt Conference

Welcome to The Quiet Revolt Conference — where silent strength becomes a bold movement.

The Quiet Revolt is more than just a conference — it’s a sacred space for the misfits, the change-makers, the healed and healing, the bold and the weary. It is for those who have found their voice through pain, purpose through stillness, and power in what others tried to silence.

This gathering was born out of a desire to uplift those who are often underestimated — the ones who’ve survived trauma, wrestled with anxiety and depression, fought their way through broken systems, and still show up. Our revolution doesn’t always look loud. It looks like healing. It looks like wholeness. It looks like legacy.

OUR MISSION

To create a transformational space for individuals to rise from silence and shame into purpose, power, and peace — by reclaiming their stories, nurturing their gifts, and forging unapologetic paths forward.

What to Expect

Authentic Speakers who have lived through the storms and emerged with wisdom
Breakout Sessions focused on healing, purpose, leadership, and spiritual wellness
Creative Experiences that awaken your voice, your vision, and your calling
Community that sees you, holds space for you, and walks with you

Who It's For

Survivors of trauma who are stepping into healing
Dreamers who feel like outsiders in their fields or families
Purpose-seekers tired of hiding or shrinking
Leaders who lead from empathy, faith, or lived experience
Anyone ready to turn quiet revolutions into lasting change

Why “Quiet Revolt”?

Because some revolutions don’t scream — they build.
They breathe.
They break generational curses.
They whisper truth into dark places.
And in their quiet, they transform everything.

Join us.

This is your moment.

Your story is your protest.

And your healing is your revolution.

MEET KAYLYN AKA KINGKAY

Kaylyn Alexander, aka King Kay, is a Shreveport, Louisiana native, father of two, trauma survivor, and U.S. Army veteran who doesn’t shy away from the hard truths. His first book of poetry and spoken word performances are unfiltered reflections of his battles — with love, loss, and the long, raw road of healing.

King Kay’s words cut deep, exposing scars left by trauma and heartbreak while confronting what it means to reclaim manhood on his own terms. His raw honesty breaks the silence around pain, inviting others to find strength in vulnerability and grace.

At The Quiet Revolt Conference, King Kay shares his story and poetry on healing — holding nothing back and creating a space where brokenness meets fierce, gentle rebellion.

MEET KAVIN PITRE

Kavin Pitre (she/her) is an author, chef, motivational speaker, and life coach whose work centers on healing and the journey forward once you’re in a healed space. After publishing her first book, she realized that healing isn’t just a local struggle — it’s a global need. Yet, safe spaces for real healing are scarce.

Having sold over 200 copies of her book internationally, been featured on multiple podcasts, and received heartfelt feedback from readers across the world, Kavin understands the universal power of vulnerability and transformation.

Driven by this deep calling, she created The Quiet Revolt Conference — a place to find your voice, build your wellness, and rebel softly but powerfully against silence and pain. With raw honesty and fierce hope, Kavin leads this movement for healing that is gentle, brave, and authentic.

MEET RENADA SOUL

Renada Soul (she/her) is a Shreveport native whose raw passion fuels her work as a speaker, activist, and singer. She doesn’t just perform—she bares her soul, using every word and note to ignite healing and awaken the spirit.

As the powerful host of the Social Goats podcast, What’s Up Shreveport, Renada lifts up voices that often go unheard, shining light on stories of struggle, resilience, and hope. Her music and message are unfiltered and unapologetic, inviting listeners to confront pain, embrace transformation, and find strength in their own truth.

Renada Soul is not afraid to get real — because she knows that healing is messy, beautiful, and essential.

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