Book Vetiveah for Workshops

Speaking Topics

How schools can reconnect students to gardening, nutrition, and culturally rooted food education that builds identity, curiosity, and lifelong wellness.
Using gardening as a tool for nourishment, wellness, mental health, and building resilient neighborhoods in food-apartheid communities.
How traditional foods, herbs, and culturally relevant food can improve health.
Understanding the unfair systems causing inequality and sharing community-led strategies to reclaim access and improve local food system.
Addressing historical land loss and creating pathways for Black farmers, families, and communities to reclaim land and economic power.

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Testimonials

You have such strong passion connectivity building connections within our state with kindness generosity thoughtfulness and inclusive! - Ali Ghiorse, The Foodshed Network
Your work is so important! Keep up the great work! Thank you for keep us informed! - JaTorra Commodore, Rise Your Vibe Collective
She's the bees knees! - Michelle Mccabe, Council of Churches of Greater Bridgeport
Vetiveah is amazing! - Kashia Diaz, KD Gastronomy Consultant
I’m so proud of the work and advocacy you do! - Melissa Holfiena, Professor Southern Connecticut State University
Teaching nutrition in my class was truly transformative with Vetiveah. Her passion, knowledge, and dedication ignited a spark in our students, inspiring them to make healthier choices for a lifetime. Your impact will forever be cherished! - Mrs. Sims, Bridgeport Public Schools
You are making a difference, improving the lives of people through education and growing opportunities! Well done! You are a shining star! - Micki Bello
Thank you from Michael and Amelia Howard we are so proud of you and we thank you for being part of our journey we have learned from each other! - Amelia Howard, Eden Place Farms