About

 
 

Jenny Mulholland-Beahrs (she/her)

Jenny’s life was restored by the healing powers of nature and love. She has a deep-seated commitment to social and environmental justice and active engagement in anti-racist and pro-justice practices.

Her projects have included the founding of the Richmond Outdoors Coalition  (a collective impact initiative to create pathways of multiple, repeat and reinforcing outdoor experiences in Richmond, CA), advocacy for state and federal funding for outdoor access in park poor communities, nature and health partnerships, culturally relevant and inclusive outdoor programming, gatherings and trainings, and using schoolyards and parks as a strategy for supporting schools to open safely during COVID-19 (in partnership with the COVID-19 Outdoor Learning Initiative).

Jenny is a certified Awake in the Wild nature meditation teacher and convenes, facilitates and supports partners, often across multiple sectors. She lives on the unceded ancestral lands of the Lisjan and Muwekma Ohlone tribes, in what has been colonized as Berkeley, CA. In her free time, Jenny enjoys meditating in nature and exploring the outdoors with her husband and their two children, a proudly neurodivergent, gender neutral kiddo and enthusiastic hip hop dancing daughter.