Jasmine Burems is a visionary social entrepreneur, regenerative farmer, and community herbalist with a deep passion for holistic wellness, inclusive and clean economies, establishing land-based resources, and digital stewardship. She has spent the last seven years building a family farm and a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, The Institute of Afrofuturist Ecology, which is committed to advancing economic and racial justice, solving environmental problems, and creating a more just and sustainable future.Recently, Jasmine has taken on a new venture as a Co-Founder of Claudine Farms, one of the first African American-owned and operated cannabis companies licensed in the state of New York. She envisions the possibility, equity, sustainability, and wellness benefits that the hemp and cannabis industries can offer and is committed to creating intergenerational wealth and wellness through her work.In addition to her farm management work at Claudine Farms, Jasmine is focused on building strong partnerships with foundation partners who can fund the charitable programs of The Institute of Afrofuturist Ecology. Her core commitment to "taking better care of ourselves, each other, and the earth," reflect her commitment to holistic wellness and sustainable practices.Jasmine's work is grounded in her feminine, mystical, soulful, and magnetic energy, and she is known for her creativity, wisdom, and strategic vision. At the heart of it all, her mission is to empower communities and individuals to create positive change and tackle the most pressing issues our society currently faces; climate change and racial equity.To learn more about the powerful movement at The Institute of Afrofuturist Ecology, please visit us online: www.afrofuturistecology.org