Since opening Creation Station, Judy has also had the opportunity to use her skills as a children's entertainer. She starred in the PBS children's series "The Cory the Clown Show", appeared with a group of Creation Station students on the award winning "Sesame Street's 30th Anniversary television special, "Elmopalooza", is creating a series of children's educational dance videos and CD-ROMS based on Creation Station's teaching method and developed a children's movement show based on Creation Station called "123 Grow!"

Judy is a humanitarian who has helped enrich the lives of innumerable underprivileged children and their families through the Arts. She is currently a consultant for the City of Los Angeles and their arts program. She was awarded a government-funded grant to have special needs children attend Creation Station. She has worked with the Mattel Children's Hospital at UCLA as a liaison between the critical care children and their Doctors as well as a playtime pal for children affected and effected with AIDS and HIV. Judy awarded full scholarships to all Los Angeles bound Bosnian refugees and their families to attend Creation Station classes. She donated Hip Hop classes, her dance facility, and instructors to "CoachArt" - a program for children with cancer. Judy also designed a movement program for the Braille Institute of Los Angeles. Additionally, she was awarded national grants form Children's Hospital Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Regional Center for her work with disabled children by empowering them and their imaginations through the Arts.

Dina continually studies with many world renowned masters, and is also currently optaining her Masters in Cognitive Studies at Columbia's Teachers College.