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EPISODE · Feb 26, 2024 · 1H 42M

60 - Community Herbalism with Rasheeqa Ahmad

from The Frontline Herbalism Podcast

This is an interview with Rasheeqa Ahmad (she/her) a herbalist based in Walthamstow, east London. In this episode we explore what community herbalism can mean in practice, drawing on Rasheeqa’s decade of organising as a herbalist in her local area. We learn about the Community Apothecary project, as well as other current and previous herbal projects she’s been involved with and learned from. We talk about that balance of clinical practice vs community work, funding, whiteness in herbalism and so much more!Links & resources from this episodeRasheeqa’s websiteRasheeqa’s instagramThe Community Apothecary The Community Apothecary instagramPractical Medicine Making Intensive with the Solidarity ApothecaryHerbalism and State Violence BookFind them all at solidarityapothecary.org/podcast/Support the showMusic from Sole & DJ Pain – Battle of Humans | Plant illustrations by @amani_writes | In solidarity, please subscribe, rate & review this podcast wherever you listen.

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