Carolynne Crawley, Founder of Msit No’kmaq, is a Mi’kmaw woman with mixed ancestry from the East Coast. She is dedicated to social and environmental justice and supporting Indigenous-led community work related to food sovereignty and food security. Carolynne is passionate about connecting people with the land, themselves, and with each other. She leads workshops and retreats in relationship building to develop and strengthen healthy, reciprocal relationships based upon Indigenous teachings that decolonize existing interactions with the land. She is a Forest Therapy Guide, Mentor, and Trainer. She leads programs for the public, schools, universities, and organizations.
Audio-Guided Forest Therapy Experience with Carolynne Crawley
InTO the Ravines
Hosted:
mai 15, 2021
Join Forest Therapy Guide Carolynne Crawley from your local ravine for a live audio forest therapy experience.
Simply call the number provided upon registration and be guided over the phone with peaceful and energizing ways to tune into your surroundings. Enjoy this opportunity to de-stress and slow down while experiencing the many benefits of nature.
Carolynne is a Mikmaq woman with mixed ancestry who is passionate about creating opportunities for people to slow down and connect deeper with the land, waters and beings in a more meaningful way from Indigenous Ways of Knowing.
Participants
Carolynne Crawley, Founder Msit No’kmaq
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