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Take a look through the folks that are ready to co-create solutions that encompass grounded perspectives on resilience, relationships, and resistance informed by decades of professional and lived experience in the social justice world.
Our consultants are able to deeply engage with our clients in order to provide custom capacity building solutions through a framework that fits each organization’s needs — all while directly fostering social and racial justice. And oftentimes, the work our consultants do for our clients aligns with their own personal movement building. We think big picture.
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“I remember being seven-years-old and extremely excited to visit my uncle at his place of employment. Everything changed when the security officer mocked us and refused to… Read More »
“By the age of 14, I had followed my mother – and my grandmother, and their forebears – into domestic work, cleaning homes for money. Unlike them, I benefitted from the Civil Rights Movement… Read More »
“I’m proof that people can change and become part of the social justice movement. I voted for Reagan in my first election when I was 18. After a rough coming out experience in my… Read More »
“Though I was born in the Bay Area, I grew up as a mixed race child in a Black family in a small racist town in Pennsylvania. In this segregated bastion of small mindedness and overt oppression… Read More »
“It really hit me what side of the class divide I was on the day that I learned about power. I was 23. That was the day I began to negotiate the first union contract as a worker and new union… Read More »
“Growing up in white, upper-middle class suburbs of Minnesota and New Jersey, my parents raised me to respect the dignity of others, treat them fairly, and contribute to the common… Read More »
Cole Krawitz (he/him) is a 43 year old doykait believer, a teenage cancer survivor living with long term impacts and chronic illness, a student of awe, a trans, queer, white ashkenazi… Read More »