Jessica Lujan is a reproductive justice advocate, a community-based herbalist and queer farmer from the Pojoaque Valley in northern New Mexico. She received a bachelor's degree in Integrative Health Studies from Northern New Mexico College. Jessica worked with Tewa Women United starting in 2010 as a full spectrum doula, childbirth educator, certified lactation educator, and served as the manager of the Indigenous Women's Health & Reproductive Justice Program at Tewa Women United from 2015 through 2022. She currently sits on the Board of Directors for the New Mexico Doula Association as Birth Equity Co-Chair. In 2022, Jessica transitioned from her work with Tewa Women United to build her business, Colibri Corazon, which is dedicated to creating products, opportunities, and experiences that uplift individual and community wellbeing through sustainable herbalism, food as medicine and wellness workshops. She is also taking part in Los Sembradores Farmer Training Program with the New Mexico Acequia Association, a 10-month apprenticeship on traditional irrigation techniques and ancestral farming methods, as well as modern farming techniques and regenerative agriculture. Jessica currently resides along the Rio in El Guique, NM with her son and many fur babies.
