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OUR

PROGRAMS

LET’S START TALKING

At culture of respect, everything comes back to one idea: we need to talk.


Our programs create safe spaces for dangerous conversations and build the skills people need to stay in them, even when they get hard.

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DON'T LEAVE THE
CONVERSATION

Trained facilitators hold the space with structure, clarity, and care, guiding participants through conversations that are often complex and emotionally charged.

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOU

Culture of Respect works with individuals, communities, and organizations to build the clarity, empathy, and communication skills needed to stay in difficult conversations.

Individuals

TALK ABOUT HOW YOU SHOW UP

So you can look back and know you stood up, not just stood by.

communities

TALK ABOUT HOW we live together

So your community can face hard truths without falling apart.

organizations

TALK ABOUT HOW we work together

So hard conversations become part of how you lead, not what you avoid.

LEVELS TO STAYING IN THE CONVERSATION

1

LEVEL 1

FOUNDATION

OF RESPECT

Begin the conversations you’ve been avoiding.

A 2.5-hour introductory workshop that helps teams talk about identity and lived experience in a real, human way.

    Format: 2.5-hour session (online or in-person)

    Focus: Identity, intersectionality, & belonging

    Group size: 20–40 participants
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2

LEVEL 2

STRUCTURE

OF RESPECT

Learn the language that keeps the conversation going.

A 2.5-hour seminar that gives teams shared language and tools for talking about bias, power, and culture on the job.

    Format: 2.5-hour session (online or in-person)

    Focus: Bias, power dynamics, and communication tools

    Group size: 20–40 participants
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LEVEL 3

CULTURE

OF RESPECT

Make your conversations the counter-movement.

A 10-week, 25-hour online course exploring how systems of oppression shape our lives and the lives of others.

    Format: 10 weeks, 25 hours total (Online)


    Focus: Systems of oppression, lived experience, and allyship

    Group size: 20–40 participants
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