• Offerings rooted in reproductive justice, body sovereignty, and ancestral care practices. This work supports people through pregnancy, birth, the postpartum period, grief, and life transitions by integrating embodied care, movement, and continuous relational support.

    Focus Areas

    • Reproductive justice and body sovereignty

    • Birth as a rite of passage and collective care

    • Somatic healing, breathwork, and embodied regulation through yoga

    • Ancestral and relational approaches to perinatal care

    Outcomes

    Clients experience grounded, culturally responsive support that honors the body as an evolving landscape. Care is both practical and embodied, supporting continuity through life transitions, while strengthening connection to breath, body, and lived experience.

  • A community-rooted design and engagement supporting collective access to land and culturally meaningful food production.

    Focus Areas

    • Participatory garden design grounded in local ecology and community needs

    • Native, medicinal, and culturally significant plant selection

    • Shared stewardship models and regenerative growing practices

    • Accessible pathways to food production beyond land ownership

    Outcomes
    Cultivating resilient, community-led growing spaces that strengthen food sovereignty, ecological literacy, and collective responsibility for land care.

  • An applied research and education initiative translating academic study into accessible community programming.

    Focus Areas

    • Decolonial ecology and Indigenous cosmologies

    • Public scholarship and curriculum development

    • Storytelling, writing, and cultural documentation

    Outcomes
    Preserveing and transmitting land-based knowledge while bridging theory and practice.

  • Seasonal land-based workshops and field gatherings hosted on partner lands. Centering Indigenous ecological knowledge, regenerative practices, and reciprocal care with land.

    Focus Areas

    • Ecological observation and seasonal tending

    • Land ethics rooted in consent and responsibility

    • Hands-on learning without land ownership barriers

    Outcomes
    Deeping our relationship with the land while gaining practical and cultural tools for stewardship.