Rosa Blumenfeld-Romero is a writer, teacher, and founder of Reclaiming Indigeneity LLC. Over the last decade she has done the work to return to the Indigenous Muisca roots on the Colombian side of her family. As she peeled back layer upon layer of assimilation. she wanted to teach others, allies and reconnecting Natives. how to do the same as a form of capitalist resistance.

Rosa was trained in the popular education model when she was a union organizer with the labor movement. She is also a worker owner in the all female BIPOC Access Cooperative as a language justice educator, Spanish language interpreter, and grant writer. Rosa does #freepalestine and decolonization work with the Queer Mikveh Project and is a certified Mikveh Guide and racial justice partner to Mayyim Hayyim Living Waters in Newton, MA. She has a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Toronto in Peace and Conflict Studies and Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations. When her brain needs a break, she loves to walk by the ocean, dance, sing, and knit. She lives in East Boston with her dog Penelope.