Nurturing our roots together.
OUR SPEAKERS
ABRIL DONEA (HOST)
Topic: Healing Ancestral Teas: How to grow, prepare, and sell herbs & herbal teas
sistah yaya
Topic: Indigenous Caribbean Remedies & Rituals for Healing Mother Issues
Togbe Dzatafia
Topic: Cleansing Your Temple: Detoxification & Herbal Cleansing Using African Herbs
Dr. linh love
Topic: Healing With the Five Elements of Chinese Medicine
FARMER CEE
Topic: Growing High Value Herbs On a Small Scale, For a Big Impact
Selima Harleston Lust
Topic: Calming The Flames: Reducing Inflammation Through Herbs, Diet, & Mindfulness.
monique hamilton
Topic: Popular Jamaican Herbs in Folklore Medicine
minyan the herbal scientist
Topic: Breaking Down The Science of Herbalism (Epigenetics)
INA MAKA
Topic: Psychedelic Plant Medicine: Healing Spirit With Mushrooms
Veladya organica
Topic: Puerto Rican Healing Herbs
Naa Adjeley Tsofanye
Topic: Herbs Used in GaDangme Medicine & Rituals.
Angaa
Topic: Bali Medicinal Plants: How Nature And Spirit Unites
Elena 'Elle' Brown
Topic: Elevated Herbal Medicine: Using Juicing & Herbs For Health
sarah wu
Topic: Regenerative Herbalism
XOCHICOATL BELLO
Topic: Returning To Our Roots
Alae akashi
Topic: Oshun Love Potion - Workshop
"Nature's pharmacy holds the key to wellness. Herbalism is the art of unlocking its healing treasures."
MEET the event host
Abril Donea
Herbalist and Herbal Educator
Abril is a farmer, herbalist, and herbal educator whose main goal is to increase sustainability awareness through herbalism & financial literacy within her community.
She started her tea & wellness company Beauty Herbs & Tea and The Tea Business School, which has assisted over 2,000 people start their herbal businesses, gain financial freedom, and learn about herbal medicine.
She’s traveled to over 15 different countries to learn indigenous herbalism & herbal tea practices from around the world and educates people on the indigenous knowledge she’s learned through her courses, social media, and retreats.
She recently purchased 87 acres of land in Georgia, where she plans to continue educating minorities through in-person herbal farm classes & herbal retreats.