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SERVICES
Events & Conferences
Experienced orator, moderator and pop cultural critic with a scholarly background in gender, race, sexuality & social justice.
Keynote speaker
Panelist
Moderator
Host
Social Justice Coach & Consultant
Partnering with organizations, leaders, and individuals on their journey to operationalize anti-racist and feminist practices and policies in their teams, in their work, and in their lives.
Conflict resolution oriented in Restorative & Transformative Justice
Anti-racist feminist coaching for Executive leadership & teams
One-on-one anti-racist feminist coaching for individuals
Facilitation and design of company retreats and special events
Social Justice Media Consulting / cultural strategist
Developing cultural strategies with individuals preparing for print, virtual, and digital interviews, or a brand launching a campaign, and you are in need of a digital Black feminist who has domain expertise in social justice who can help you craft your message and bring your campaign to life.
Sensitivity Reader
Helping writers refine their world-making projects while paying attention to bias and how it can impact storytelling and readership with attention to gender, race, and class.
Platonic Love Mixer (sponsor)
Platonic Love Mixer is a signature Social Justice Doula event that uses innovative facilitation in order to help women and LGBTQIA+ people spark new friendships! Consider sponsoring one in your community.
I am a survivor of the non-profit industrial complex which means that I have worked for many organizations where I was able to do really good work in the community, but the organizations internally were toxic, abusive, had high turnover rates, and the work culture did not align with the mission of the organization. These spaces were not psychologically safe nor allowed for creativity or vulnerability. I was doing work that aligned with my values, but my humanity was in many ways was not being valued. This caused mental and physical anguish, and when I talked to my colleagues and peers, I realized that I was not alone.
I sat with these experiences and the solution that came to mind is that I wanted to work within organizations that wanted to shift their dynamic and live up to their stated vision to ensure no one else ever again had to be abused in the name of non-profit work. Not everyone can freelance or work for themselves. People must work somewhere and where they work should add to their growth and development. Work does not have to be synonymous with pain and suffering.
We can live in a social justice present in our work lives if the organizations that do social justice work choose to create spaces, policies, and work cultures that truly honor the mission and vision of the organization.
