Braided Seeds

Removing barriers to the outdoors for BIPOC

Braided Seeds provides opportunities for rest, restoration, and reconnection to the land, especially for communities of color, through increasing access, knowledge, and opportunities for outdoor recreation and wellness activities.

Outdoor Access

Braided Seeds is a Black Woman-Owned and primarily BIPOC staffed outdoor education organization with a focus of eliminating barriers to the outdoors for BIPOC youth and families. We support outdoor access through:

Meet Mermaid Storie

Meet Mermaid Storie the Sea Librarian! Mermaid Storie loves to swim to mainland and educate Braided Seeds about Mermaid culture, water spirits, and caring for our underwater ecosystems through story time and music. Pictured: Mermaid Storie at Golden Brick Events Pride Outside Event in June 2023.

My first time dressing as Mermaid Storie was for Braided Seed’s community movie day with a free showing of The Little Mermaid.

Interested in booking Mermaid Storie for your community or private event? I’d love to support with with storytelling, music, dance, and conversation about marine life and human’s deeper connection to water.

Activities & Events

Through my role in outdoor education youth outreach, I’ve participated & facilitated in the following activities and organizations:

Snowboarding with The Service Board

Kayaking with Washington States Park Paddle Safe Program and River Access Paddle Program

Bouldering and rock climbing with Climbers of Color Seattle

Foraging with Rainer Beach Urban Wetlands

Guided hikes for youth and adults and middle overnight camp outs

Mermaid Storie Time events with Golden Brick Events Refuge Festival and Families of Color Seattle

Collaborative community outdoor exploration events with Washington Building Leaders of Change (WA-BLOC), Seattle Aquarium, and Washington State Parks.

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