Black Farmers Co-op Operational Supply Wish List

“Urban Bloom Youth Gardening Project”

Dr. MoNique Holland

Dr. MoNique Holland: Sound Healing Practitioner and Self-Care Advocate Dr. MoNique is a passionate and skilled sound healing practitioner dedicated to guiding individuals on a transformative journey of self-care and inner harmony. With a deep understanding of the therapeutic power of sound, she creates immersive experiences that promote relaxation, emotional healing, and energetic balance.

Her expertise in sound healing stems from years of study and practice, incorporating techniques such as sound baths, vibrational therapy, and meditation to help clients release stress, reconnect with their authentic selves, and align with their highest potential. Dr. MoNique integrates various sound healing tools, including crystal singing bowls, tuning forks, and chimes, to create a sacred space for personal transformation.

As the founder of Your Healthy MoJo, Dr. MoNique offers unique programs, workshops, and one-on-one sessions that empower individuals to embrace self-care as a holistic lifestyle. Her compassionate approach and intuitive guidance have inspired countless individuals to tap into the profound benefits of sound as a catalyst for emotional and spiritual well-being.

Dr. Holland’s mission is to help others rediscover their inner rhythm, heal through the vibrations of sound, and ignite their path to wholeness and self-love. Whether in group settings or private consultations, she is committed to providing transformative healing experiences that nurture the mind, body, and spirit.

Dr. Harvel Brown

Dr. Harvel Brown – Vice President of Farmer Liaison & Community Development

Dr. Harvel Brown was born into a farming family in Wilkesboro, North Carolina. He obtained his degree from Temple University after serving in the military for six years. He has collaborated with USDA in developing new ways of farming based on a Vertical Integration Method, which involves raising cattle, supporting the soil, producing food for chicken farms, and using the effluent from the chickens to make fuel and food for the fish farms. He has traveled to Nigeria, Liberia, and Grenada to assist in implementing this method. Since 2003, he has done consultant work with USDA and North Star Group, developing new Aquaculture methods. Dr. Brown worked as Executive Director of Economic Development (HUD) with the Chester County Economic Development Corporation in Chester County, PA, from 1998 to 2003. In this role, he was responsible for a strategic partnership to strengthen families of non-custodial dads through job creation in collaboration with various agencies. He also has a PhD in Theology and was Dean of Students at the Downingtown Agricultural & Industrial School in Downingtown, PA, from 1976 to 1985, where he worked with challenged students and developed and implemented special educational, cultural, and farm programs.