A BIPOC-led consulting firm with over two decades of experience building and implementing programs around gender justice, race equity, LGBTQ+ rights, and disability rights. We support the front lines of social justice issues of our day through a values-based approach, challenging conventions, and pushing the limits of what's possible.

Our Mission

Since our founding, we’ve worked with 100+ movement leaders to provide capacity and strategic leadership to the nonprofit ecosystem as we continue to shift toward more equitable systems and solutions. We encourage our clients to acknowledge and confront the reality that their organizations, institutions, and/or families have contributed to inequities, both from how their power and wealth are accumulated and how it is currently controlled.

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To sacrifice is to make sacred. We honor the sacrifices of our ancestors, so that our work may be honored. Their wisdom guides who we work with and how we work as an intersectional justice consultancy.

We believe that energy in its purest state is consciousness focused in a state of unadulterated attention. The deepest states of contemplation allow our team, nonprofits, networks, and individual clients to continue to build their frameworks around the liberation of people of color, LGBTQ+ community, and the disabled.

About Our Name

Kouri-Vini, also known as Louisiana Creole, is the critically endangered Creole language native to Louisiana. It formed among enslaved communities during the French colonial period in the early 18th century. In certain regions it became the lingua franca (common language), spoken by enslaved and freed peoples across racial lines. By the end of the 20th century, the number of speakers had decreased. Today, most remaining speakers of Kouri-Vini are predominantly near the Bayou Teche and along the Mississippi River.

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