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Hire us as speakers

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The law, history, and psychology of DEI - including back to basics || The biracial/multiracial experience || Intersectionality || Being Asian in America || Debunking the Model Minority Myth || Raising Black kids vs raising white kids || Practical things we can do to be more anti-racist


Speaking…

what people have to say about us

— Corporations —

"We were eager to start the conversation among and about White women at our organization, and Sara and Misasha could not have been better partners. We hosted an internal discussion with them on topics that are challenging to bring into the workplace, including cancel culture, where we draw the line between politics and human rights, and getting away from a self-centered conception of allyship. Misasha and Sara are able to deftly navigate these topics in a way that's accessible to a broad range of people, calling them in to reflect and consider their place in systems of oppression without causing them to disengage. Their book provided the perfect foundation for this conversation on accompliceship and the power White women hold, and served as an ideal resource to point people to after the conversation to continue their learning." - Isis Fabian, Senior DEI Manager, Carta

“Big fan of how Sara and Misasha set guidelines, purpose, and intentions at the outset // I love the encouragement for cameras on and that there was no deck or screen sharing.  I feel that really fostered a conversation vs. a presentation // I loved the interaction in the chat from the Ibotta team, and how Sara and Misasha interacted with it as well.” - Gathered by Ryan Arpin, Senior Manager, Learning & Development, iBotta

“Huge thank you to both Sara and Misasha for sharing their time, experiences, and perspectives with our team at Forward Financing. Sara & Misasha created an open environment for our employees to feel safe in asking difficult and personal questions, and to learn how to actionize anti-racism work at home, in the workplace, and with our children. Sara & Misasha brought a personal touch to the session by sharing their lived experiences, which really resonated with our employees and helped them apply these perspectives to their own lives as well. We've received great feedback from employees on the session, many commenting that they really appreciated the honest conversation and how to have these conversations with their children. We highly recommend Sara & Misasha for your next Fireside Chat or event!”
- Katie Franklin, People & Culture, Forward Financing

— Law firms —

“Your enthusiasm and commitment to race and gender awareness came across loud and clear. From my perspective you masterfully eased into the topic and helped to make people feel comfortable to listen to your ideas and give them some thought. I loved that one of our attorneys shared something pretty sensitive and insightful about her work experience, and hopefully there was some more of that after I signed off.” - Cheryl Prell Esq., Partner, Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis LLP

— Schools —

“Thank you for bringing personal testimony, powerful analytics, and evidence of research that strengthened our purpose and hard work on DEI in everyday life. Our community rises up in renewed commitment, thanks to you!" - Celine Parreñas Shimizu, Dean of UC Santa Cruz Arts Division and Distinguished Professor, Film and Digital Media

“Thanks to both of you for a great presentation and discussion.  You could see the hunger in our community to learn more and navigate these tough waters.  I am sure your work and your talk only inspired our attendees to do more.  You certainly had that effect on me.” - Neil A. Tuch, Head of School, Charles Armstrong School 

“Thank you so much for an amazing event today. Yay for 225 participants!  You broke our last record of 120+ people. Some of my students talked about Dear White Women during lecture today and how important it was, which was so great to hear. You two and your work left an indelible mark on their mind.” - Jane Le Skaife, Ph.D. Department of Sociology, Sierra College


 As Seen On…

Featured with Michaela Pereira on one of the top morning shows in Los Angeles: Good Day LA

Coverage from our alma mater

Quoted in the Washington Post on the Atlanta shooting anniversary

LX NBC - streaming

Our 3.5 minute segment on Asian hate crimes, on E.W. Scripps’ 60+ stations nationwide

Fox Seattle on the holiday table conversations

How to handle conversations with no-filter relatives

ABC Portland

Fabulous conversation with Donna Orender

Fox Chicago, on what it means to be an ally

As a resource on racism & mental health

On how motherhood is so White

WFMZ Philadelphia With Jaciel Cordoba

Thanks to Roxanne Ray

Why your book club should read Dear White Women

Our review from PW

Spectrum News, in LA


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