A woman in a grey cardigan and a garden of orange flowers appear above a promotional flyer for a "Seedy-Jam" workshop hosted by Chelsea Boos.

Hungry Zine Association

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SEEDY-JAM WORKSHOP 11:30am-1pm, Saturday October 3Hosted by Chelsea Boos Harvest Art &amp; Book Fair, ArtsHub Ortona 9722-109 Street NW, Edmonton Join with&nbsp;fellow seed enthusiasts&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;initiative&nbsp;to&nbsp;organize&nbsp;a micro&nbsp;seed bank&nbsp;representing the community of amiskwaciy. Bring your&nbsp;harvest of&nbsp;open pollinated&nbsp;heirloom&nbsp;and native plant&nbsp;seeds to&nbsp;clean for&nbsp;contribution&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;community seed&nbsp;bank and lending program.&nbsp;Connect with&nbsp;the group&nbsp;about&nbsp;promoting&nbsp;common values of sustainable land stewardship,&nbsp;food sovereignty,&nbsp;and&nbsp;seed&nbsp;security. Chelsea Boos&nbsp;has been nurturing plants with her mom, Sandra, since she was a sprout. She resides as a white european settler on occupied homelands of the &nbsp;Anishinaabe, Dene, Inuit, M&eacute;tis, Nakota Sioux, N&ecirc;hiyaw, Niitsitapi, Tsuutina and many more nations. Her climate-adapted, open-pollinated, and organically-cultivated seeds and seedlings are deeply rooted in amiskwaciy. As a decorated cultural worker, arts administrator, and regenerative seed grower, she is passionate about co-creating a better world with the local web of neighbours and critters. She works at the intersection of craft, climate justice, and community development.&nbsp;<a fr-original-style="" href="http://chelseaboos.com/" rel="noreferrer noopener" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">chelseaboos.com</a>

SEEDY-JAM WORKSHOP 11:30am-1pm, Saturday October 3Hosted by Chelsea Boos Harvest Art &amp; Book Fair, ArtsHub Ortona 9722-109 Street NW, Edmonton Join with fellow seed enthusiasts in the initiative to organize a micro seed bank representing the community of amiskwaciy. Bring your harvest of open pollinated heirloom and native plant seeds to clean for contribution to the community seed bank and lending program. Connect with the group about promoting common values of sustainable land stewardship, food sovereignty, and seed security. Chelsea Boos has been nurturing plants with her mom, Sandra, since she was a sprout. She resides as a white european settler on occupied homelands of the  Anishinaabe, Dene, Inuit, Métis, Nakota Sioux, Nêhiyaw, Niitsitapi, Tsuutina and many more nations. Her climate-adapted, open-pollinated, and organically-cultivated seeds and seedlings are deeply rooted in amiskwaciy. As a decorated cultural worker, arts administrator, and regenerative seed grower, she is passionate about co-creating a better world with the local web of neighbours and critters. She works at the intersection of craft, climate justice, and community development. <a href="http://chelseaboos.com/" target="_blank">chelseaboos.com</a>

Hungry Zine Association

Seedy Jam Workshop @ Harvest Art & Book Fair

9722 102 St NW

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