Community

We believe that lasting change is collective work.

In our courses, memberships, and consulting partnerships, we witness the power of community every day. Strangers become collaborators. Ideas become movements. Grant writers, nonprofit leaders, and organizers come together around shared values—mutual aid, justice, equity—to build relationships that outlast any single project or proposal.

We create intentional spaces where people feel seen, supported, and challenged to grow. When we share knowledge, resources, and courage across our community, we don't just increase our impact—we transform what’s possible.

Creativity

We believe creativity is a tool for liberation.
Every grant, course, and collaboration we build is shaped by imagination—not just to make our work more effective, but to make it more joyful, more human, and more just. We reject the myth that only some people are creative. Instead, we embrace creativity as a universal capacity and a vital part of every process.

We bring play, experimentation, and vision into every space we hold—because doing justice work with heart and imagination doesn’t just change outcomes. It changes people. It changes the future.

Courage

We lead with our values—even when it’s uncomfortable.

We speak up. We take risks. We stand firm in the face of silence, dismissal, or disapproval. We believe in justice—not as a brand, but as a daily practice of solidarity, integrity, and collective action.

We believe Black Lives Matter. We defend the bodily autonomy of people with uteruses. We fight for LGBTQIA+ liberation. We demand immigrant justice and the right for every person to live, move, and thrive without fear. We uphold disability rights and know that accessibility is foundational, not optional. We work toward economic equity and reject systems that concentrate wealth and gatekeep opportunity. We protect democratic values—and know they must be expanded, defended, and reimagined by and for the people.

We are unequivocally against genocide, state violence, displacement, and militarism, no matter where it occurs. From Palestine to the Congo, from Syria to Indigenous communities in the U.S. resisting land theft and extraction, we mourn the lives lost and stand in solidarity with all who resist.

We won’t dilute our message to court comfort. Our courage is principled, practiced, and unapologetically aligned with the future we’re here to build: liberated, collective, and rooted in care.