Carleton’s Regional Carls Program

Regional Carls invite you to the

Carleton Virtual Breakfast Club
with Chantal Johnson '10
From Gun Violence to Homesteading

Thursday, February 11, 2021
8:00 a.m. Central Time
via Zoom

This talk takes you on a journey to learn how farmer Chantel Johnson '10 survived the impacts of gun violence and birthed Off Grid in Color (OGIC). OGIC is a homestead sanctuary for health and wellness with a mission to encourage others to take steps to greater self-sufficiency. For Chantel, farming and homesteading were tools for healing, and now she teaches others how to transform their pain into power. Her work is holistic and community-based. She's a farmer, a doula, a social worker with a Masters in Social Work, a Carleton College alum with a BA in history, and a 2020 In the Spirit of Carleton Alumni Recipient. Attending this talk will be transformative and beneficial. Grab your notebook and some tissue, it's time to heal with Mother Earth!

This event is co-sponsored by the Carleton Multicultural Alumni Network (MCAN).

Cost: None.

Register by Wednesday, February 10 to participate in this Zoom meeting.

Unable to join our live event? No problem—we will post a recording of the event on our Alumni Digital Community page.

Questions? Contact Alumni Relations via email or 800-729-2586. To join the Carleton Breakfast Club email list, email alumni-office@carleton.edu and indicate you would like to be added to the Carleton Breakfast club email list.