Who We Are
Danielle M. Jones (she/her)
Weaver
Danielle’s background is in experiential and culturally-responsive nature education, mindful practices and equity work. Unknowingly, she has been building up to this project since childhood and proudly draws on the legacy of earth-connection from her ancestors. The term “weaver” is a recognition that none of the pieces she is bringing together are new but that these beautiful and intersectional ways of being and knowing will allow us to better embrace ourselves and our community.
​
Kendra Danielle (she/her)
Community Collaborative Member
Kendra Danielle is an herbalist apprentice, curator of healing spaces for Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC), farmer, nature-based educator, and artist. Through her work she aims to center the needs of underestimated communities' health and wholeness. It is her dream to one day steward a cooperative healing farm and center where folxs can share their gifts to create a liberatory haven for BIPOC, including queer folxs. She truly desires to carry on the traditions of her ancestors and quilt a more inclusive and caring society.
Sevaad Walker (she/they)
Community Collaborative Member
Sevaad Walker is an herbalist apprentice, gardener, familial archivist and budding farmer. They come to this work recognizing the necessity of prison abolition for Black liberation and the importance of building life affirming institutions to support the fight for Black food sovereignty.
Essence London (she/her)
Community Collaborative Member
Essence London (she/her) is a rememory devotee. She studies home movies and mythmaking as healing tools. She holds an MFA in Fiction and serves as Editor of a docuseries in development titled Conjure: the docuseries.
Clarice Abudl-Bey (she/her)
Community Collaborative Member
Clarice Abdul Bey (she/her) is a convener of people, stories and healing practices. She is a lifelong youth mentor, licensed massage therapist, creative, and trauma sensitive Reiki practitioner. Among many threads of impact, she is a co-creator of the Arkansas Peace & Justice (APJMM) Memorial Movement, an initiative of her non-pofit Whashitaw Foothills Youth Media Arts & Literacy Collective. APJMM is an educational memorial to commemorate the victims of lynching in the state of Arkansas. Clarice is currently enrolled in the field of Sociology at Arkansas State University.