Herbalists Without Borders Herbal Action Podcast features speakers and topics on free people's clinics, trauma training, community gardens, social and health justice, plants, community herbalism, Chapters and Members, disaster relief and more. <br /><br />Herbalists Without Borders is a 501c3 nonprofit local to global network of volunteers devoted to providing compassionate care to communities and countries in need impacted by natural disasters, violent conflicts, poverty, trauma and other access barriers to health and wellness. HWB has more than 50 chapters around the globe.

HWB Herbal Action Podcast
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Podcast Overview
Herbalists Without Borders Herbal Action Podcast features speakers and topics on free people's clinics, trauma training, community gardens, social and health justice, plants, community herbalism, Chapters and Members, disaster relief and more. <br /><br />Herbalists Without Borders is a 501c3 nonprofit local to global network of volunteers devoted to providing compassionate care to communities and countries in need impacted by natural disasters, violent conflicts, poverty, trauma and other access barriers to health and wellness. HWB has more than 50 chapters around the globe.
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Recent Episodes

April 1, 2020
Kristine Brown, of Herbal Roots Zine
Kristine Brown is a registered herbalist with the American Herbalists Guild, herbal educator, writer, and artist from the St. Louis area. She is the mastermind behind Herbal Roots zine, a beautiful magazine that has been exposing kids to the wonders of plants and herbs, and she is the author of the new book Herbalism at Home. We talk about the next generation of herbalists, and bringing herbal and nature education into your home and family. For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy

October 29, 2019
Herbal Action Podcast: Nicole Rose, Solidarity Apothecary
Nicole Rose is an organiser, grassroots herbalist and agroecologist living in England who has been active in struggles for human, animal and earth liberation for over 20 years. Nicole did a 3.5-year prison sentence aged 21 amidst a decade of state repression against the campaign to close down Europe’s largest animal testing company. She’s been supporting loved ones in prison for over 15 years and recently founded the Solidarity Apothecary, a project supplying free plant medicines to people experiencing and recovering from state violence and repression. <a href="http://www.solidarityapothecary" rel="noopener">www.solidarityapothecary</a>.org Nicole Rose is author of the Prisoner's Herbal.

October 2, 2019
Finn, Grassroots Public Health
Many HWB Chapters organize People’s Clinics. People’s Clinics are free or sliding scale holistic health clinics that can take many forms - popup clinic at a table in a community room or local health food store, mobile clinic via bike, van, bus, cart. A monthly repeat clinic at a specific location. A disaster relief clinic after a hurricane, forest fire, flood, or catastrophic event. We may want to reach the homeless community, veterans, people in recovery, or families in shelters. In many cases, if we want to reach marginalized communities - especially for disaster relief - we must work with or alongside the public health system to reach those in need. Finn is working with HWB to help Organizers connect those dots to utilize the tools needed to integrate into PH systems.
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