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(Part 2) Farming as Identity, Healing & Purpose for Young Black Men in Hartford, CT

from The Vetiveah Immanuel Podcast · host Vetiveah Immanuel

Food Sovereignty with Aarvah Quiñonez, an Indigenous Black Latina farmer and founder of the Aasaaska Foundation, to explore how her work is reshaping identity, healing, and purpose for young Black men in Hartford, Connecticut. Aarvah shares her powerful origin story, the ancestral call that brought her back to the land, and the vision behind Aasaaska’s mission to reconnect youth with cultural foodways, community leadership, and the healing power of farming.

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