Abrah Dresdale, MA, (she/her) is a ritual artist and Jewish earth-based educator in Western Massachusetts—occupied Pocumtuck territory—passionate about reconnection with Hebraic ancestral traditions. As a regenerative culture designer and food justice practitioner, her day job is a consultant and professional development educator at the national organization she co-founded in 2017, Regenerate Change.

Abrah serves as faculty at University of Massachusetts-Amherst, and has taught at Omega Institute, Greenfield Community College, and Wesleyan University. Abrah facilitates transformational experiences on Jewish agricultural traditions, the Hebrew calendar, and earth-based holidays in far reaching places such as Shefa: Jewish Psychedelic Support, Wilderness Torah, Brandeis Summer High School Programs, and Pearlstone Retreat Center. She is a poet, novice printmaker, and the mama of a 3 year-old Seraph. Abrah is the author of Regenerative Design for Changemakers and believes in the power of words paired with our imaginations to collectively call forth liberated futures for all beings. More at www.abrahdresdale.com