Education Resource Manager & Vice Secretary

Education Resource Manager & Vice Secretary  | Seventh Generation Rising

Carolina Tlexochitl Campos Walther is a first-generation daughter and lifelong learner, deeply committed to reclaiming the stories, traditions, and teachings of her ancestors from the Santa Monica hills, tracing her family’s presence there back to the 1840s. A devoted homeschooling mom of three, Carolina brings nearly a decade of experience in home education, supporting families who are navigating their own paths toward culturally grounded learning.

With strong roots in Danza Azteca, ceremony, and traditional healing, Carolina’s journey has taken her across Mexico, Alaska, California, and Arizona. She remains grateful to the teachers and elders who have guided her, and carries those lessons into every space she enters—especially with youth and mothers.

Beyond her role as an educator and ceremonial practitioner, Carolina is a creative spirit and entrepreneur. Over the past four years, she has studied and practiced the art of metalsmithing, building a small silverwork business that reflects her love of craft, detail, and transformation.

Carolina is currently developing a curriculum for teachers and homeschoolers that supports cultural revitalization through accessible, arts-integrated learning for Indigenous learners and their allies. Drawing from her lived experience as a homeschooling mother, her ceremonial path, and her creative practice, she weaves together lessons that center identity, land connection, and creative expression. Her work supports families and educators who are ready to move beyond the standard curriculum and into something more rooted, relational, and restorative.

Carolina’s work is grounded in love for her family, cultural resilience, and the belief that healing begins with remembering who we are. She is committed to building spaces where relatives can reconnect, create, and heal together.