Holly Pruett Talks About Her Work As A Life-Cycle Celebrant

Host Sutree talks with Holly Pruett about her works as a Life-Cycle Celebrant.

For nearly 30 years, Holly Pruett has been a community organizer, serving as a leader in and consultant to the nonprofit community in Oregon and nationally. From ten years of work with survivors of domestic and sexual violence in her 20s, Holly has gone on to work for the LGBT community, on racial justice and environmental issues, and for stronger schools and social services. 

She has also worked for many years in the summers at the Michigan Womyn’s Music Festival, as a production assistant and office coordinator, and where I had the great privilege of getting to know her better as we worked together.

Three years ago she enrolled in the Celebrant Foundation and Institute, where she spent eight months studying all aspects of Celebrant ceremony design and delivery, and gained an incredible network of mentors and colleagues who see themselves as "rites of passage activists". 

Now, as a certified Life-Cycle Celebrant, Holly offers her skills to individuals, families, organizations, and communities to mark meaningful life passages from cradle to grave. 

For more information on Holly Pruett and her work as a Life-Cycle Celebrant go to:

http://www.hollypruettcelebrant.com/life-cycle-ceremonies.html