On the WOW (Woman Owned Weed) Tokeativi-TOUR of the Midwest, Tokeativity had the immense pleasure of meeting up with Bianca Snyder of High Society Mama and Society’s Plant!
Bianca is changing the way the world sees Canna Moms not only in her local communities of Chicago, Illinois and also Benton Harbor, Michigan, but around the world with her massive social media presence. Watch the video below and make sure to FOLLOW and SUPPORT Bianca and her businesses – High Society Mama and Society’s Plant
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by Allison Holmes
I started this project looking to make a list of “The Top Equity Bills and Initiatives” being implemented around the country and quickly discovered that claims of equitable legislation live on a pretty broad spectrum. So what is it and how do we ensure it through policy? Is just expungement enough to be considered equitable? I ended up writing this piec
So, we want to change the world, right? Yes. We do. This shit is hard no matter who you are. Add any number of layers of oppression and trauma (non-male gendered, black or brown skin, socioeconomic background, any kind of abuse, I can go on and on...) and chances are you are fed up with, well, everything.
The War on Drugs actively harmed (and continues to harm) marginalized communities and people of color are still more likely to get convicted of cannabis related crimes today. TODAY: Amazon is
Erica Fuller has been an active Grassroots Member since February 2018 and has attended over 37 Tokeativity events!
She is the Founder of Fuller Strategies, a Political Consulting Firm and is passionate about being a major dot connector in Oregon and beyond.
She is running for Centennial School Board At-large Director Position 6. If you live in the centennial district in Gresham, OR, Please Vote for her on 5/18!
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The post Tokeativity Member of the Month – Erica Fu
Toke and treats, with witch’s brew
Joints in the hands of an all-girl crew
The Tokeativity events we’ll remember forever
Because girls know that girls are better together
Tokeativity is run by Lisa and Sam, a female ganja-loving duo out of Portland, Oregon. Using monthly themed social gatherings as their calling to unite women of the Portland cannabis community, they have created a beautiful way for women to collaborate, engage and empower one another…all with a joint in hand!
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Prism House hosts speaker Tressa Yonekawa Bundren, for a talk on cannabis and mindfulness that will be useful for entrepreneurs and individuals. With hosts Samantha Montanaro and Lisa Snyder.
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Social media has become a platform for the legal cannabis industry to not only display their brands but create a community revolving around the plant. Women, in particular, have found success in promoting brands, educating, and taking followers from all over the world on a journey of cannabis legalization creating relationships with these fans. Through this, they have a global reach to make a change and are jumping at the opportunity. A quick search on any popular social media site will bring up
From yoga to abstract painting, here’s how to get out of the house.
By Rebecca Jacobson 1/30/2018 at 10:39am Published in the February 2018 issue of Portland Monthly
VIEW THE ARTICLE, HERE
Tokeativity co-owners Samantha Montanaro (center) and Lisa Snyder at a Tokeativity social in January
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Sorry, fellas: this one’s just for the ladies. Tokeativity hosts panels and business workshops for women; at monthly socials, more than 100 women pile into a Northeast Portland house (sign
The Future is 1:1: – Anonymous Stories
Have you experienced an uncomfortable interaction or been witness to one? Did someone grab your ass? Talk to you in a way you found demeaning or embarrassing as a woman? Did you wish you could have said something or done something different? Do you wish someone else spoke up for you?
We’re curating stories from women across the world who have had an uncomfortable interaction with another person. We’re specifically looking for stories interacting with ME
Tokeativity Presents:
SELL IT! The Power of Women & Sales with Simone Cimiluca-Radzins, CEO of Kalogia
Date: Tues Oct 3, 2017 Time: 7 – 9pm Place: Woman Friendly Space in NE Portland, register for address
Bring a friend and save $! Early Bird: $15 before 9/30 General Admin: $25 after 9/30
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ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP
Are you a woman who owns her own business or works selling for someone else? Are you curious to know how to beef up your sales skills but aren’t s
The Oregon Cannabis Equity Act provides equal opportunity for Black, Indigenous, and Latinx ownership in the growing cannabis industry and invests in communities disproportionately impacted by overpolicing and cannabis criminalization.
SUMMARY
As Oregon continues to see growth in the recreational cannabis market, the Oregon Cannabis Equity Act provides an opportunity for Oregon to pass the most comprehensive, holistic approach to cannabis equity in the United States. This Act focuses on widesp
In this video, recorded live at The Psychedelics & Plant Medicine Tokeativity Social on March 13, 2021, Charlotte Blocker, Political Outreach Director of Measure 109, shares how the 2 year process will work.
0:00 Welcome
0:41 Charlotte Blocker talks about goals of Measure 109 in Oregon
2:41 History and landscape of the psilocybin for therapeutic use bill
3:45 Remembering Sheri Eckert and her work on this campaign
4:43 The path to victory – a grassroots campaign
8:54 What are the detail
Some personal words shared with you from the Tokeativity Headquarters women:
http://tokeativity.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Samantha-Montanaro-Rainbows-Tokeativity-400x500.jpg“On top of the 2020 pandemic, for me, the last year also included a freak accident that lead to a small stroke and awful brain injury, a divorce from my partner of 13 years, moving multiple times and having my business of 6 years, Prism House, move out of a space we worked so hard to get and had just spent 4 months ren
Since the beginning of time, women have been at the forefront of cannabis: Egyptian women used cannabis-infused suppositories to ease childbirth and uterine pain, Persian women treated migraines in the ninth century, Margaret Mead told the US Senate it should be legal, and Maya Angelou extolled the virtues of the plant.
Today, women are making music with cannabis plants, curating interactive canna-friendly art experiences, educating and advocating for responsible use as a parent, and creating p
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