My work and practices are influential.

I bring generative perspectives. I cause people to consider different questions & possibilities, to invent new approaches,
to release what is no longer working. 


Work With Me.
Together, We can shift the cultural needle for social groups, individuals, movements and communities.

Lucinda Pepper wearing a purple dress and purple/pink spectacles, looking up at the sky, in front of oak trees and a field of grass.

Lucinda Pepper

Purpose & Clarity

My purpose is to engage people in active love practices to interrupt many different manifestations of interpersonal violence while working together to actualize visions for new and necessary worlds.

Throughout coaching, writing, speaking, facilitating & consulting, I bring powerful clarity to conundrums, and facilitate personal and collective transformation.

I create supportive spaces where the catalyzing tools of empathy, active love & kindness can be practiced.

My work reveals dynamics that need to shift from siloed and individualistic toward interconnectedness, resourced & collective care.

Unconventional
& Non-Linear Careeer

I have an extensive background as a trauma-informed body-based healer, teacher, and facilitator working within social justice and healing justice frameworks.

My superpowers include trauma-informed communication practices, building community, working with conscious & inclusive language, embodiment, embodied self-regulation skills & embodied trauma healing practices including somatics, movement, yoga, mindfulness and bodywork.

I have spoken to audiences and groups & facilitated workshops on healing, wellness and resilience, self-care and community care, and the intersections of healing and social justice.

I have spoken and presented at:

  • colleges and universities,

  • health centers,

  • county service centers,

  • businesses,

  • conferences & health fairs,

  • and nonprofits.

Locating & Situating

I am a gender-prismatic (trans-nonbinary) queer Femme who uses they/themme or Mx pronouns. I am a white person of primarily Scottish, Welsh & English ancestry living in the U.S. as a result of white settler colonialism. Though I live with the mental-health effects of ACEs and various adult traumas, I am a mostly (temporarily) non-diabled person.
I am living on unceded lands in the upper Midwest, U.S., known for generations as Mni Sota, and still the lands of Dakhota people.

Selected Current & Previous

Facilitation & Speaking Engagements

Dept. of Public Health & Environment

IT Department - HQ

Masters in Educational Leadership Students

Staff in the Department of Agronomy; College of Food, Agriculture & Natural Resources