Meet the Leaders of Women's Earth Alliance

Building pathways for BIPOC communities to attain land and restore Indigenous land and stewardship practices.

Using art to support holistic healing from stress related diseases, systematic trauma, and sexual violence.

Restoring village traditions through health services, environmental protection, and preserving cultural heritage.

Rematriating Indigenous lands through community-led food and medicine projects.

Educating and supporting underserved communities through growing organic produce and learning healthy living practices.

Cultivating healthy and healing relationships between people and land through permaculture.

Sustainable all-natural skin, hair, and self-care with an emphasis on self-sustainability and working with nature to heal our communities and the Earth.

Cultivating an equitable food system by addressing food security and building resilience on local farms.

Fisher(wo)man, small business founder, advocate for independent small-boat fishers, and the advancement of gender and racial equity

Creating a nourishing place where the original stewards of this land can heal, gather, share and be nourished.

Cultivating and nurturing indigenous agricultural practices through heirloom seeds, ecological justice initiatives, and ceremonial practices.

Connecting people to the natural world through herbalism, land stewardship, farming, education, and gardening.

Returning resources and land education through immersion programming and sustainable agriculture systems rooted in social awareness.

Striving to make nutritional education accessible to the community to help them build healthy bodies, minds, spirits and become aware of how much power they have over their health.

Advocating and organizing with farmers to create and advance policies that are rooted in social justice and equity.

Amplifying voices against the Mountain Valley Pipeline to protect resources and communities impacted by fossil fuel infrastructure.

Preserving the legacy of Black agriculture and foodways through land and food access.

Building a resilient ecosystem of activists, farmers, and healers to connect people to their bodies, communities, and the Earth.