Food Justice & Sovereignty Program

Announcing

Sowing the Seeds of Change is Back

Living Foods: Affordable Nutrition Through Sprouting

Living Foods: Affordable Nutrition Through Sprouting

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Class name:
Living Foods: Affordable Nutrition Through Sprouting

When: May 20th, from 5:30-7PM

Where: Mamitas Homestead, 1545 Cherryvale Rd, Boulder, CO 80303

Class description: Learn how to grow fresh, nutrient-dense food right at home with no garden required. This hands-on workshop introduces simple, low-cost techniques for sprouting and growing microgreens, helping you add healthy, sustainable foods to your daily routine. Sprouting also makes foods easier for the body to digest and helps maximize nutrient absorption, making it one of the most accessible ways to improve everyday nutrition.

Biography: Hi!  I'm Karleen.  I was raised in Puerto Rico, where fresh produce is often imported, I developed a passion for growing food closer to home. With over 10 years of experience cultivating sprouts and microgreens, I focus on accessible, affordable ways to nourish both people and the land. After working on farms across Colorado, I founded Wild Wiggins Homestead in Eastern Colorado, where I grow pesticide-free, nutrient-dense living foods. I’m excited to share practical skills that make healthy, sustainable eating achievable for everyone.

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Our Vision for Food Justice

The Food Justice & Sovereignty Program (FJS) cultivates equitable community spaces and biodiverse gardens, empowering underserved communities through hands-on education, land access, and the restoration of traditional ecological knowledge, ultimately fostering profound social and ecological justice and community resilience.

Our Core Activities

The FJS program is built on engaging, hands-on experiences within our urban gardens and farms. We empower our community through a variety of educational and collaborative activities.

Food Justice & Sovereignty Gathering series:  

Sowing the Seeds of Change

Is a transformative gathering series bridging ecological and social justice, cultivating equitable community spaces while cultivating biodiverse gardens

Ready to Grow with Us?

Join the Food Justice & Sovereignty movement today! Whether you want to volunteer, learn, or support our mission, your involvement helps cultivate healthier communities and a more equitable food system.

Check out our previous season of FJS Here