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WHAT YOU’LL RECEIVE
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SCHEDULE
Module Dates: Spring: March 23, 30, April 6, 13, 2023 Summer: June 22, 29, July 6, 13, 2023 Autumn: August 24, 31, September 7, 14, 2023 Winter: Nov 30, Dec 7, 14, 21, 2023 Zoom Meetings held weekly Thursdays, 10-11:30am PST, 1-2:30pm EST |
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4 Modules, 2 Consults. Save $500.
Join us for the full year of FromSoil2Soul: Regenerative Life Design Through the Seasons.
Early Bird Special: Get $50 off each module ($200 in savings) + two 1-hr consultations (valued at $300) with Keri Evjy or Devorah Brous.
Offer available through Feb 16, 2023.
$100 off, through Feb 16!
Early Bird special: Get $100 off the Spring module! Available until Feb 16, 2023.
SPRING: STEM, LEAF, TENDRIL
Relationships, Ecology, Career
Sow
Learn how to launch something new without burning out, explore your edges and refine ways to relate to others and the world. How can you take cues from nature to physically and emotionally declutter and cleanse?
Guest Educator: Cindy Bonaparte.
Scholarship Rate: 50% off
Join us for the full year of FromSoil2Soul: Regenerative Life Design Through the Seasons, at the scholarship rate of $694.
The scholarship rate is available for participants who identify as low-income QTBIPoC. Please register by self-selection, no application necessary.
All 4 Modules. Save $200.
Join us for the full year of FromSoil2Soul: Regenerative Life Design Through the Seasons.
Sign up for the Spring Module!
Join us for the first module of the program, starting on March 23, 2023.
SPRING: STEM, LEAF, TENDRIL
Relationships, Ecology, Career
Sow
Learn how to launch something new without burning out, explore your edges and refine ways to relate to others and the world. How can you take cues from nature to physically and emotionally declutter and cleanse?
Guest Educator: Cindy Bonaparte.
Devorah Brous
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About Devorah Brous of FromSoil2Soul
@Dev.Brous (she/her) is an urban homesteader, herbalist, and creator of fromsoil2soul. Focusing on ancient and emergent tools, she guides groups and individuals to unearth regenerative practices for soul care, community care, and earth care. With 15+ years as an executive director of two environmental nonprofits, she works on climate adaptation, community food sovereignty, and healing justice in underinvested communities. Check out her TEDx talk about the Sabbatical: What can we glean from nature to regenerate? |
Keri Evjy
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About Keri Evjy of Regenerative Life Design
Keri Evjy (she/her) is the CEO of Healing Roots Design, an edible and medicinal landscape design/ install business, and Regenerative Life Design, LLC. For 20 years she has helped people achieve their holistic landscape and life design goals through the lens of Permaculture, embodiment practices, regenerative education, and grassroots preventative healthcare. Keri inspires people to apply common-sense, life-giving design and restoration tools to their lives and landscapes, that generate hope, resilience, and efficiency, modeled by Nature’s intelligence. |
Amakiasu Turpin-Howze
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Amakiasu Turpin-Howze (she/her) has been an educator for over 30 years, with a BA in Education from Fisk University and Masters of Social Work from the U of Michigan. She served as garden educator and camp director at the urban farm Truly Living Well, She directed the family and children’s programs of the first National Black Arts Festival and served as educational facilitator in the inaugural year of the Georgia Aquarium. She started her business EarthShine to introduce young people to the wonders of the natural world, environmental awareness and green careers. Her new book, Buried Treasure: Unearth Your Golden Soul, reminds us of who we are at the core. Drawn from inspirational thought leaders, such as Eckhart Tolle,and Deepak Chopra, simple, yet profound quotations are reflected upon and exquisitely demonstrated through her life experience. She has raised three children and lives in Atlanta.
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Cindy Bonaparte
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Cindy Bonaparte (she/her), is an independent community-based Arts Educator, affiliated with Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA through the Center for Community based Learning and as an alumni. She is a Los Angeles based (unceded Tongva territory) visual artist who, as an intermediary, creates semi-public gatherings, programming, and coursework following Afro-indigenous frameworks around Black mothering as our first teacher. With reverence to the land and its peoples, artmaking and pedagogy involves a particular type of non-extractive research anchored in reciprocity, nurturing, and co-imagining with those engaged.
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Paula Graciela Kahn
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Paula Graciela Kahn (she/they), co-founder of Cosmovisiones Ancestrales, is a first-generation, mixed race and queer community-based policy advocate, consultant, facilitator, edu-tainer, researcher and herbalist. With over eight years of experience in violence prevention education, Paula has designed anti-oppression and consent education for students and non-profits, provided health services during humanitarian crises, and served in human rights defense efforts with populations affected by forced migration and the U.S. detention and deportation system. Paula's work focuses on the intersections of structural factors/social determinants of health, historical trauma, and generating innovative public health interventions to promote resilience, post-traumatic growth, interdependence and collective survival.
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Sunil Patel
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Sunil Patel is a farmer of 15 years and food systems change advocate. He has an urban farm in Asheville, NC, Patchwork Urban Farms, and grows produce, herbs, eggs, and flowers. He also cooks farm to table for pop-up suppers and catering. He has learned over the course of his growing career about the flaws in our food system. He founded Patchwork Alliance in an endeavor to utilize a cooperative business model to increase food security and build trusting relationships in Western North Carolina. Sunil lives in West Asheville with his dog, Sweety, and in his downtime he enjoys hiking, skiing, and cooking.
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Devorah + FromSoil2Soul
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Keri + Regenerative Life Design
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