about the team
The WildSeed Team
Meet the Black-led, all-BIPOC core team stewarding the WildSeed Society!
Erika Totten
The Minister of Pleasure, Joy and Embodied Liberation
Erika Totten is a dynamic facilitator, pleasure activist, healer, spiritual life coach, and community builder from Washington, D.C. committed to the movement for Black liberation and the evolution of our collective consciousness. She is the founder and director of Unchained Visioning, a core member of Harriet's Apothecary Healer's Collective, and co-creator of Black Lives Matter: DC where she focuses on centering healing and visioning within activism.
From South Africa to Charlottesville, Erika creates and facilitates transformative healing spaces for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color of all identities to process racial stress and trauma, and to experience embodied liberation & collective Joy, in the midst of dismantling systems of oppression.
She is also a devoted wife and mother of two who organizes to build chosen families of health, restoration and radical love.
Aaron Goggans
The Steward of the Pattern
Aaron Goggans is a writer, facilitator, organizer and architect of the future. Aaron builds movement infrastructure before people know they need it and helps them achieve things even he never imagined were possible.Â
Aaron is a world builder, power shifter and manifestor of better futures. He is also the steward of WildSeed's strategy and economic revolution.Â
Sandra Kim
The Spirit Weaver
Sandra Kim is a certified movement chaplain, spiritual midwife, and village healer for the r(evolution). She provides spiritual guidance, emotional support, and shamanic healing for people in social movements - helping them work through life challenges caused from being in movements and living in a dominating, dehumanizing society and come into greater emotional and spiritual wholeness and live into their life's purpose.Â
Sandra's life purpose is to live in deep communion with Spirit and support others in listening for their inner guidance and reconnecting with the Divine. She serve as a walking temple for people to be able take refuge in and to learn how to take refuge in themselves, each other, the Spirit Realm, and the Earth. She weaves together her Buddhist practice, shamanic traditions, animist cosmology, and energy work to offer healing and spiritual teachings. She is sometimes more well known as the Founder of Everyday Feminism and Re-Becoming Human.Â
Vahisha Hasan
The Steward of Care
Vahisha Hasan is a social impact strategist and wellness practitioner moving at the intersections of faith, social justice, and mental health. She is a powerful public speaker, transformative facilitator, trainer, and writer with a deeply prophetic voice and imagination for how movement and faith communities can be an active part of healing and collective liberation.Â
Vahisha's passion is providing supportive tools for wellness for those who labor in freedom and liberation. In addition to stewarding WildSeed's Revolutionary Aftercare program for organizers in crisis, she's a core team member of TRACC4Movements (Trauma Response and Crisis Care) providing supportive tools for wellness for those who labor in freedom and liberation.
Vahisha holds a dual Master’s of Divinity and Master’s of Mental Health Counseling with an Education Specialist Certification from Gardner-Webb University and a bachelor’s degree in Communications with a concentration in Interpersonal Organization from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Chany Singh
The Steward of Community and Connection
Chandrika (Chany) Singh (they/them) tends to the invisible threads that hold people and movements together. They nurture the emotional and support networks that allow individuals—and the collective—to thrive. Their work lives in the quiet, crucial spaces where care becomes practice.
Chany stewards Caring Circles, a BIPOC support space they reshaped to integrate somatic grounding, energy work, and the radical premise that we can care for others without abandoning ourselves. Beyond the circle, they offer one-on-one coaching and support spaces, blending their training in Healing-Centered Coaching (certified via Blooming Willow Coaching) with somatic and energy practices. At WildSeed Society, they ensure the team itself receives the same quality of care they facilitate externally—tending to the community and connection that allow organizers to thrive.
At heart, Chany believes care is the first revolution—and they are committed to making it tangible, one conversation, one boundary, one circle at a time.
Brandi Jimenez
Director of OperationsÂ
Known for her results-driven approach and commitment to inclusivity, she leverages a unique blend of collaboration and empathy to drive initiatives forward. Her ability to foster strong partnerships and build high-performing teams has been pivotal in executing ambitious goals.
Her experience extends to leading complex projects, managing multiple state and federal grant portfolios, and spearheading strategic initiatives that improve transparency and foster collaboration across functions. Brandi holds a Master of Public Administration from the University of Texas at San Antonio and a Bachelor of Business Administration from Sam Houston State University. She lives in the Houston area with two fur babies and loves exploring the city!
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