In the newest episode of The Repurpose Your Purpose Podcast, Christa Núñez joins me to talk about taking chances, creating community, the importance of generosity, helping others, and what it's really like to bring to life a place where children can learn by being in nature.
CHRISTA NÚÑEZ is the founder and Director of CAN Cooperative Media, The Learning Farm, and its non-profit sister organization Khuba International.
She operates the STEAM In Nature Program at the Learning Farm, spearheads the literacy initiative, Ubuntu Library, that centers narratives of people of color and directs Quarter Acre for the People, a food justice-focused program for youth and family farming education and land governance.
Through her PhD studies in Global Development at Cornell University, and in her for and non-profit organizations, as well as with community organizations such as her church and Black Farmers United, Christa works to diversify farming and scholarly landscapes and prioritizes the increase of equity in landholdings. In order to create sustainable food, land, and nature systems for systemically urbanized and displaced youth and families, this work includes the uplifting of stories that center people of color in dignity-affirming ways.
You can also explore Christa’s work on Facebook, Instagram, and at Farming for Freedom Trail.
I am your host, AURORA MENEGHELLO.
I am a Transformative Coach and Consultant. I work with individuals and groups from all over the world to create space for inner Wisdom to show up.
I work with career changers who are not sure what they would like to do next, with business owners who want to grow their profits and impact, and with leaders who want to more powerfully actualize their vision.
I support my clients in living a life of purpose, feeling at peace within themselves, taking powerful action, and doing work they love.
And I am the Founder of Repurpose Your Purpose, a program to help people change careers by using what they already know to do something new.
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Episode Eleven: Christa Núñez on Farming, Community, and Interconnection