What I Offer
Below you’ll find an offering of the various ways I work to partner with organizations. My clients include non-profit organizations, schools and grantmaking institutions across the United States.
Facilitation
All-staff retreats and workshops
Facilitated dialogues to address power dynamics, conflict and/or interpersonal dynamics
Small group and team-specific sessions
Leadership team retreats
COACHING
One-on-one opportunities for educators, facilitators, leaders, and social justice practitioners who are doing the work of change inside organizations, classrooms, and communities.
Space for those who want a thought partner to help them stay rooted in their values, navigate complexity, deepen their practice, and show up more fully to the work they feel called to do.
AFFINITY WORK
Facilitate racial affinity groups and caucus spaces for White people to excavate and dismantle the ways white supremacy and internalized superiority live in us as White people.
Hold space for race, gender and class caucuses, which are rare and sacred opportunities to do our own work around oppression within our identities. For White affinity groups it is an opportunity to explore and deepen our individual understanding of how race is a lens through which we are relating to others, impacting others and experiencing the world around us.
Custom Curriculum & Program Design
Specialization in Social Justice Education, Culturally Responsive Teaching Practices, College Access, Social Justice Philanthropy, Sociology and Youth Development
As an example of my design work, check out this Social Justice Toolkit, a curriculum I co-authored with the Andrus Family Fund.
Organizational Development
Organizational culture building retreats
Leadership consulting
Change management
Mediation/Facilitated Dialogues
Leadership and management style training (certified in Myers & Briggs (MBTI)
“No one is going to give you the education you need to overthrow them. Nobody is going to teach you your true history, teach you your true heroes, if they know that that knowledge will help set you free.”
—Assata Shakur