Danielle says , “ The metaphorical ‘ table ’ we will be sitting at is the cannabis community in general . We ’ re inviting people of all genders , backgrounds , etc ., to be a part of it . We want to help others feel welcome and encourage them to be a part of this growing community by having them be a part of our creative processes — modeling , collaborating , contracting our creative art services , and so on .”
Photo portrait of Emily by Danielle Million owner of Unusual Imagery .
Readers can get involved through Baked Goods Creative Studio by helping elevate the medical cannabis community and removing the negative “ stigma ” by doing good and giving back , showing the cannabis community is a positive community . Emily and Danielle are available for photoshoots , creating inviting art and murals for cannabis businesses and individuals , collaborating , and online influencing as a form of advocacy .
Emily said , “ I had the pleasure of working with Tammy Puyear on a mural project last year . She is the co-president of JAINE , an organization ‘ committed to cultivating the women in cannabis ’ through networking and supporting women in the industry . Her experience following the cannabis industry stretches globally for over 25 years . Tammy says , ‘ We have the opportunity to write the narrative for how things could be and right the wrongs of prohibition .’”
“ I am stoked to collaborate with Baked Goods on multiple upcoming projects . Once hearing about Emily and Danielle ’ s new project , it was no question to team up and combine forces . We have the same goal of bringing cannabis education , awareness , and inclusivity to the Missouri cannabis market in a creative and unique way . We love their motto of ‘ you can sit with us ’ in relation to changing the mold of the typical cannabis user , and we are looking forward to using both of our platforms to help unite the cannabis community as a whole !”
~ Caleb Schwien , Director of Operations-Creative at MOJO .
“ There is such a need in this industry for forward thinking and passionate women ! As a pharmacist , I transitioned from traditional medicine to cannabis because I saw a need to offer patients an alternative where traditional medicine was failing them . As a woman in the industry and a business owner myself , I am excited to see other women with this same passion join in the effort to break the stigma against cannabis usage and help educate everyone on its benefits .”
~ Dana Sullinger , MOJO Owner .
“ We ’ re excited to use our skills and backgrounds to improve that messaging and the overall image of cannabis and patients ,” said Emily . “ Cannabis culture is about inclusivity and connection , and you have an open invitation ‘ to sit at our table .’ Will you join us in writing the narrative for our emerging cannabis market ?”