Molly Suggs
Founding Member
Summerland, Mississippi & Lower Hudson Valley, NY
Rooted in the understanding that all life is connected and we are citizens of this Great Grandmother Earth, Molly is a dedicated Earth Steward and Water Protector. Since she first heard the call to fight for justice at the age of 13 in 1990 protesting the Persian Gulf War she has contemplated what it means to be in action and advocate for the rights of the voiceless belonging to the Great Creator. A celebrated consciousness and wellness practitioner and educator, Molly has dedicated her life to the process of ritual, healing, personal discovery and conscious activism. With over 15 years of experience as a business strategist, personal coach and guide, she has worked with individuals, families, executives and organizations longing for a deeper connection with themselves, one another and the world around. More recently she has been a project manager and collaborator with the International Council of the 13 Indigenous Grandmothers as well as the Grandmothers Wisdom Project, a global alliance of prayer, as well as spiritual and environmental activism. Her call to water work began in 2014 when she became aware of the Flint Water crisis. Since then she has been holding prayers for the right to clean water. In 2018 she began weaving with her water sisters to form the collective: Women of the Water: dedicated to reclaiming the role of Water Protector, a vital part of living in harmony with the natural world.