Towards Our Collective Liberation as Our Most Effective Selves
You are committed to disrupting white supremacy.
You are engaged in ongoing practices of education and action around racial justice issues.
You feel a deep sense of responsibility for playing your part.
You want to do the right thing, make a difference, and meaningfully participate in making the world more safe, free, and just.
You have had experiences in non-profits or social justice movements that felt discordant.
You yearn for ways to create change that are rooted in your authenticity and feel like the world you want to live in.
You want to be your most effective Self on this journey towards our collective liberation.
Hi, I'm Rachael
My calling is to support white people
in the process of becoming our most effective Selves towards our collective liberation.
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My one-on-one coaching & facilitated group experiences are spaces for:
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Recovering & Rehumanizing Our Selves
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Facing & Accepting How We Have Been Shaped by Systems of Oppression
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Co-Creating Anti-Racist Culture That is
Sane, Loving, & Relational
About the Cicada ​
The cicada is a symbol of transformation & liberation, of listening & speaking.
The natural rhythm of the cicada is to emerge from beneath the Earth’s surface & shed its skin every 1-17 years. Cicadas inspire us to break free from the structures & systems that keep us from our birthright of wholeness & freedom.
The cicada is also a glorious singer. Cicadas listen to and sing in harmony with other cicadas. They also sing alone, reminding us of the importance of listening to and speaking with our Selves to uncover our inner truth and wisdom.
What will quicken us? What will illumine our minds? What can be said or done that will compel us to slough off inertia and complacency and take our stand for the human being against his unnumbered enemies? If only we could see the brokenness in each of us and the necessity for relationships; if we could realize our talent for bridging chasms that have always been and always will be. If only we could rise up against the killers of man's dream. But, sometimes, that killer of dreams is in us and we do not know how to rid ourselves of it.