Igniting the Imagination
Consulting, Mediation, Facilitation &Theatre for Transformation
Justice and equity, conflict and community, creativity and innovation all ask us to bring our imaginations to the forefront. Rachael K Sharp works with the transformative power of the arts and dialogue to support and sustain healthy relationships, organizations, and communities.
Upcoming Workshops at The Savoy Denver May 13 & 29, 6:30-9pm
In Partnership with Theatre Artibus and Starry Night Productions.
Find all the info about the whole series and register here.
In Partnership with Theatre Artibus and Starry Night Productions.
Find all the info about the whole series and register here.
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“Beloved community is formed not by the eradication of difference, but by its affirmation, by each of us claiming the identities and cultural legacies that shape who we are and how we live in the world.” ~ bell hooks
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Testimonials
"I loved the moments of joy and laughter accompanied by the facilitation of meaning and introspection of what can be sourced from such activities." ~ Community Workshop Participant
"Everyone, especially those in the highest positions should be in this training and should use it to think critically about our own biases and practices, about us as an institution, and how our ideology manifests in practice." ~ Professional Development Participant
"Thank you. I love leaving a training with my mind blown and hungry for more knowledge.” ~ Conference Participant
"Race Matters? The story of Malik was an EXCELLENT, well written, profound, efficient, MOVING, piece of socially conscious performance that did NOT sacrifice artistry for political agenda. The complex interconnectivity of personal AND professional relationship/s with systemic structures particularly as experienced by people/cultures of color in the US was made manifest. And then immediately opened up as an opportunity for civic dialogue. This show must go on tour. I want my students to see it. Don't rest. Move it forward. If you didn't get a chance to see it, look out for the next opportunity. Important work."
"Everyone, especially those in the highest positions should be in this training and should use it to think critically about our own biases and practices, about us as an institution, and how our ideology manifests in practice." ~ Professional Development Participant
"Thank you. I love leaving a training with my mind blown and hungry for more knowledge.” ~ Conference Participant
"Race Matters? The story of Malik was an EXCELLENT, well written, profound, efficient, MOVING, piece of socially conscious performance that did NOT sacrifice artistry for political agenda. The complex interconnectivity of personal AND professional relationship/s with systemic structures particularly as experienced by people/cultures of color in the US was made manifest. And then immediately opened up as an opportunity for civic dialogue. This show must go on tour. I want my students to see it. Don't rest. Move it forward. If you didn't get a chance to see it, look out for the next opportunity. Important work."