As a young farmer, herbal apprentice, advocate, artist, and writer, Chloe has been shaped by her deep reverence for Earth and all the beings She holds. Her educational background in developmental psychology, human rights, and holistic health has informed the belief that is foundational to her work:
That all people are deserving of nourishing food, clean water, and supportive relationships.
She strives to nurture communities rooted in right relationship with their land and with one another, through comprehensive education and compassionate mutual aid.
Her current work is in Maine, ranging from Portland to the mid-coast region. Here, she works full-time on an intensive no-till vegetable farm, and assists with communications for a nonprofit farm addressing food insecurity in Lincoln County. She is also a seed grower for the Palestine Heirloom Seed Library, and a student in UJAAMA Cooperative’s Ira Wallace Seed School.