Alexandra Raquel Hughes is a Feminist Culture Weaver, sacred space holder, and the founder of Conectada — a cultural reclamation project devoted to reviving Earth-rooted feminine leadership through sacred ceremony, de-colonial storytelling, and spiritual practice.

Born of mixed Quechua and Canadian settler ancestry, her work emerges from the fertile intersection of her Indigenous lineage, deep ecology, and over two decades of guiding women through embodied transformation. She is a trained Priestess and Ceremonialist, known for creating profound spaces of remembrance where women reconnect with their intuition, ancestral wisdom, and the cyclical rhythms of the Earth.

Through engaging and inspiring conversation, and sacred experience, she invites audiences to remember what we have forgotten and reimagine what is possible. Her work supports a future where women live, lead, and create in ways that are aligned with the rhythms of nature and what’s real and alive within them.

Through offerings like her 13 Moons membership, private Ancestral Healing Soul Journeys, bespoke Sacred Feminine Ceremonies and the WitchHunt Podcast, Alexandra invites visionary women into presence, ritual, and courageous becoming — affirming that the future we long for will not be built through extraction, but through reconnection.

Alexandra is a published author. She’s also mother to 3 teens, has lived on 4 continents and speaks 4 languages. Today she lives and works in Tkaronto (Toronto) on the ancestral territory of the Haudenosaunee, the Anishinaabe, the Mississaugas of the Credit, and the Wendaat peoples.

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