Join Mayday Space for an online workshop with herbalist Jess Turner to learn how to better take care of ourselves during this pandemic, with what we have around us at home.

Kitchen staples like ginger, peppermint, rosemary, cinnamon, onion and grapefruit, more than just humble pantry essentials, have medicinal powers we can lean on in these uncertain times. In this workshop, attendees will learn about remedies for sleeplessness, anxiety and immune support that can be found in the pantry and on the shelves at their local grocery store.

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About Jess Turner:
Jess is a New York City-based herbalist, gardener, farmer and educator who came to work with the land after a decade of student and labor movement organizing. Influenced by popular education, social ecology, the food sovereignty and Black liberation movements, she ferments, forages, grows herbs, makes plant medicine and works to support marginalized communities in building autonomy through land-based healing practices.

This event is FREE but a $5-15 suggestion donation is most welcome. Please RSVP to get the Zoom dial-in info: https://tinyurl.com/MaydayHerbal

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ABOUT MAYDAY:
Mayday Space is a collectively-managed organizing and social hub for grassroots groups, neighborhood residents, artists and activists from across NYC (and beyond!) to hold classes, training, meetings, film screenings, retreats, conferences, art builds, and all-ages events on an affordable sliding scale. While our space is closed due to the COVID-19 crisis, we're offering on-line programming and supporting mutual aid efforts on the ground in Bushwick and citywide. Inbox us if you want to get involved in planning other online events like this. Sign-up for our weekly e-blast: http://eepurl.com/bH3Mxj or help sustain our work during these hard times by making a donation or becoming a Member: https://withfriends.co/mayday_space/join