Sat, Apr 27, 2024

11 AM – 3 PM MDT (GMT-6)

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Volunteer to help prepare Harvest of All First Nations’ plot at Growing Gardens. Harvest of All First Nations (HAFN) is focused on Indigenous-led reparations, rematriation, and an Earth-based decolonization organization. This includes ensuring food sovereignty through local farming. With HAFN’s team and educators from Denver’s American Indian Food Chain, Tocabe, we will discuss food sovereignty in Colorado. Following this discussion, we will enjoy some of Tocabe’s delicious creations and eat all together. Free food provided!

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Daniela María, who is originally from Quito, Ecuador, now lives on a serene homestead in rural Longmont. In her search for healing of mind, body, and soul, she found her calling and true life’s purpose in permaculture, regenerative agriculture, and biodynamic practices. Daniela María, who is originally from Quito, Ecuador, now lives on a serene homestead in rural Longmont. In her search for healing of mind, body, and soul, she found her calling and true life’s purpose in permaculture, regenerative agriculture, and biodynamic practices. Daniela María, who is originally from Quito, Ecuador, now lives on a serene homestead in rural Longmont.

Diego is Mexihca Tenochca from what is known to be as Mexico City, his family comes from a small town in Mexihco and his maternal grandfather cultivated corn, squash, and beans (three sisters).It was a blessing to be taking care of the land that provided food, family gatherings under the guidance of his grandmother and grandfather. Diego and his family learned how to take care of the plants from the seed to the harvest time in a prayerful and traditional way. Diego’s grandmother, mom, and aunties taught him how to prepare and cook the food they grew and about the wild edible herbs, and plants accessibility. Diego also has knowledge about native cooking and fishing. Diego has been able to be exposed to music, art, and his native culture which makes him really close to the land.
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