The So, Hello everybody welcome to the Red Nation podcast my name is Jennifer Marley and with

us today I have Kaylee Warren of Santa Clara Pueblo and I have Chastity

Sandoval and day we were going to be talking about

Pueblo women farmers. We're going to be talking about the significance of farming and public culture and we're also going to be talking about the

significance of women and particularly young women taking up our food weight practices again and all of the things surrounding it.

So if you too would like to introduce yourselves, please do.

Well, I'm Kaley Warren.

I'm from Santa Clara Pabloueblo and Sala Pueblo. Cottonwood Clan. I was raised farming in Santa Clara and have continued to observe that traditional agricultural life way.

I primarily farm with my family

in our traditional fields and try to maintain my responsibilities as a seed keeper and

a good relative to our seeds. Awesome, thank you, Kaye.

Chasity.

My name is Chasity Salvador.

I'm from the Pueblo of Akuma.

I am a 25 year old young farmer in Akama in my homelands. I am really nervous about this podcast but I like Cayley mentioned I also am in the

beginnings of being a traditional seed keeper meaning I've taken courses and have been among the community who really

know what they're doing and know what they're talking about when it comes to learning about seedkeeping and specifically our heirloon seeds.

I'm also a certified full spectrum dula for our community members who are on the pregnancy journey or on the

birthing journey and I work as well with the Santa Fe Indian School

building out a garden for them

or helped build out a garden for them.

That's me and I have been learning

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