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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.
“I was raised in a solidly middle-class family in an east Tennessee town, largely isolated from people of color, protected from most manifestations of poverty, and innocent… Read More »
Ken Montenegro is a technologist with twenty years of experience working with nonprofit and social change groups to securely leverage technology for their mission-driven work.… Read More »
Kimberly Freeman Brown is President of KFB Consulting, LLC, a boutique organizational development and strategic communications consulting firm that supports some of the foremost… Read More »
Klein & Roth Consulting is a group of highly qualified, committed fundraising professionals with extensive experience working with non-profits across the United States… Read More »
Kristen Wyman is a member of the Nipmuc tribe in Massachusetts and a longtime advocate for the self-determination of BIPOC communities. For over 15 years, Kristen has worked as a consultant… Read More »
“Going to a primarily white college after growing up in a majority black city was a rude awakening for my psyche. The aggressions ranged from micro to macro, grounding me in the understanding… Read More »
“I blend various modalities to create a fun, interactive and outcome driven environment. Everyone is able to laugh, learn, make mistakes and step into action.”
Leslie Brown is using… Read More »
“I grew up privileged in New York City and came to feminism early on at my private high school, where all the girls were on diets and our male peers talked openly about how we really didn’t… Read More »
“Social justice work requires groups, movements and networks to find new ways of working together. It takes a willingness to keep on learning, experimenting, being wrong… Read More »
“My focus on race bubbled in my early years, by not understanding the differences I observed in the segregated communities in Cleveland. At UMASS-Amherst graduate school,… Read More »
“I was extremely fortunate to have been born to a mother and grandmother who are committed justice activists. My mom and my grandma were active in a number of movements during… Read More »
“As a young adult, I became more actively involved in volunteering with social justice organizations, serving and advocating for women, people with disabilities, and queer… Read More »