in several notable theater productions including "8 Ways To Love My life and Mean it" written by Josefina Lopez. (Real Women Have Curves). Cannabis Activist and Icon “...Yvonne DeLaRosa Green is the ideal face of the future for the California cannabis industry” Civilized Magazine, (2017). Considered one of the most respected and recognized women in cannabis, Yvonne DeLaRosa Green is an actress, activist and CEO/Co-Founder of the undisputed world's first upscale cannabis brand and dispensary- 99 High Art. Opening her first dispensary with her partner Sam Boyer, the pair made history for the first upscale and hybrid dispensary by way of a visionary art gallery on world famous Abbot Kinney, named by Rolling Stone Magazine as one of the top dispensaries in California and made famous by their patrons consisting of artists, musicians, actors and authors in this modern day "be-In". In 2015, DeLaRosa Green opened the 99 High Tide in her hometown of Malibu, California alongside her husband Sam Boyer. Along with previously garnishing awards in film and television, DeLaRosa Green has also been honored with myriad accolades in the cannabis industry such as being named High Times Magazine’s “100 Most Influential People”, 2018). Yvonne's history of activism began from a young age when she met and was mentored by the late cannabis activist Jack Herer, whom she would later reunite with for his documentary "The Emperor Wears No Clothes". Filmography Television Film References External links Interview with Yvonne DeLaRosa by InArtMedia, January 2009 American film actresses American television actresses Living people Hispanic and Latino American actresses Native American actresses UCLA Film School alumni Actresses from Los Angeles Colombian actresses Year of birth missing (living people) 21st-century American women