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Strengthening Inclusion, Creating Equity, and Repairing our World
J. A. Stollman Consulting
J.A. Stollman Consulting is dedicated to assisting educational institutions, businesses, and professional organizations in creating inclusion and equitable work, learning, and living spaces. I provide equity and anti-oppression training, dialogues, educational and professional community and trust building, restorative justice processes, crisis management, and individual consulting services.
J.A. Stollman Consulting is dedicated to easing discomfort based on identity differences and global to local issues related to empowerment and oppression. Often, educational institutions, legal and professional organizations, and work spaces excel in delivering their products but frequently run into problems when members of their teams fail to effectively work together because of cultural or other forms of difference. J.A. Stollman Consulting specializes in guiding folks through events or spaces that, due to racial, socioeconomic status, gender expression, ability, religious, ethnic, sexual orientation or other differences, have created fractures within learning, living, or working communities. J.A. Stollman Consulting remedies this through effective and interactive education and honest and open dialogues. J.A. Stollman Consulting utilizes multiple equity and inclusion strategies tailored to your organization’s needs.
J.A. Stollman Consulting avoids the “shame/blame” approach often used in equity or inclusion work. Instead, we only utilize proven effective strategies, positive approaches, and assume that people are able to equip themselves with the knowledge and skills required to advance your organization's goals and missions while valuing people’s differences. J.A. Stollman Consulting utilizes a learning scaffolding approach to meet individuals and groups where they are and move them to where they want to be in terms of ensuring equity and comfort in the workplace.
Philosophy
When we view our lives and those of others who surround us as being of great worth and also suffering from trauma related to identity, we see ourselves authentically. In viewing ourselves in this authentic and perhaps vulnerable manner, we also open up for others and ourselves the opportunity for beauty to transpire; to mend our fractures; to strengthen our communities and to repair our world.