10/07/2026
Earlier this year, we published Generational Medicine: What Plants Carry Forward, a Culture Hub community archival piece by Lauren Palmer exploring the relationships between plants, food, medicine, memory and Indigenous ways of knowing.
Through conversations with Nico Albert Williams, Amy Warne, Pam Vrooman and Callie Palmer, the piece considers plant knowledge not simply as something inherited from the past, but as living knowledge—carried through kitchens, gardens, ceremony, community care and our continued relationships with the land.
This kind of storytelling and education is part of Culture Hub’s larger work: creating space for Indigenous people to gather, learn, make, teach, remember and carry knowledge forward.
If you value work like this—and the classes, gatherings, artist programs, community meals and other Indigenous-centered programming that Culture Hub makes possible—we invite you to support its continuation. A one-time or monthly contribution (link in bio) helps us continue creating accessible spaces for cultural exchange, education and community connection.
For those interested in plant medicine, we encourage you to continue learning from the people whose voices shaped this story, including nico and burning cedar sovereign wellness, Amy Warne | MBA RD LD, Pam Vrooman, Callie Palmer, and Callie Belle Remedies.
Read Generational Medicine: What Plants Carry Forward through the link in our bio, and consider making a contribution to Culture Hub while you’re there.
