Client Partners
References, participant evaluations, and testimonials are gladly available to share from client partners.
2025
National Institutes of Health (NIH) - Duke University School of Medicine, Theater Delta, Eldoret Film Festival, TINADA-Kenya +
Young Visionaries for Health, Tarboro, Mellon Foundation and UNC School of Public Health
School of Public Health, UNC at Chapel Hill, Health Policy and Management faculty
NC Association of County Commissioners and Open Mind Improvisation
Perinatal Health Equity Collective, NC Department of Health and Human Services
African Studies Center, UNC at Chapel Hill
2024
School of Public Health, UNC at Chapel Hill, Health Behavior faculty
Eno River Fellowship Foundation - Community-Based Grant / Artist Residency
National Institutes of Health (NIH) - Duke University School of Medicine, Theater Delta, Eldoret Film Festival, TINADA-Kenya +
Saybrook University
UNC Global, Kenan Flagler Business School Faculty +
2023
UNC at Chapel Hill School of Medicine - Social and Health Systems Curriculum
Duke University School of Nursing Faculty +
East Tennessee State University +
Pauli Murray Center for History & Social Justice
America’s Hallowed Ground, Kenan Institute for Ethics
Public Scholarship Program with UNC-CH Department of African, African American, Diaspora Studies
Centre for Human Rights and Rehabilitation, Malawi and African Studies Center, UNC-CH
2022
University of South Florida at Tampa, Department of Communication + Judy Genshaft Honors College, Health Humanities Program
North Carolina Museum of Art
Virginia Cooperative Extension +
Duke University Faculty Institute +
Public Scholarship Program with UNC-CH Department of African, African American, Diaspora Studies
Saybrook University
Centre for Human Rights and Rehabilitation, Malawi
2021
NC Department of Health + Human Services +
North Carolina Museum of Art
Northwestern University +
University of Georgia at Athens
Central Park School for Children
Saybrook University
ArtPlace America
2020
ArtPlace America
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) EECS +
Artivate Summit, Kenan Institute
NCDPI International Education Week
2019
Duke University School of Nursing +
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Clinical Scholars +
West Virginia University School of Medicine +
East Tennessee State University +
Mellon Foundation, Moore Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship Program
University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Office of Development +
Duke University Neuroscience +
Stacey L. Kirby Installations
The Ruby Gallery, Rubenstein Arts Center
ArtPlace America
Critical Issues in Equity + Design Summit, UNC-G +
2018
Mountain Area AHEC: UNC Cancer Network, Lineberger Cancer Center
Greensboro AHEC: Housing, Transportation, Food, Poverty Conference +
Ferris State University, Big Rapids +
Centre for Human Rights and Rehabilitation, Malawi
UNC at Chapel Hill Study Abroad and Covenant Scholars
White Orange Youth, Tanzania
Lawrence Technological University, Detroit +
Marine Lab of Duke University +
VAE (Visual Art Exchange) Raleigh
Atrium Health, Levine Cancer Institute: Treating Health Inequities with New Knowledge
ArtPlace America
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Clinical Scholars +
Alliance of Carolinians Together Against Coal Ash
2017
Association for Clinical Pastoral Education
UNC at Chapel Hill, School of Medicine
Eno River Unitarian Universalist Fellowship and Episcopal Church of the Advocate
UNC at Chapel Hill, College of Arts and Sciences
Rush Medical College +
2016
US Commission on Civil Rights
Louisiana State University
University of Calgary School of Medicine
African American Dance Ensemble
HeartSpace Spiritual Resources, 501c3
Notre Dame University +
University of North Dakota +
2011 - 2015
Duke Hospitals Cancer Care
Youth Organizing Institute
North Park University
Florida International University and Miami Beach Urban Studios Art Gallery
Nautanki Social Change Initiative, India
University of Nairobi, Kenya
Amani Homes, Kenya
White Orange Youth, Tanzania
WomenNC, United Nations Partnership
Florida Atlantic University at Boca Raton +
Carolina Union Art Gallery
Perinatal Quality Collaborative of NC +
Coastal Carolina University +
UNC at Pembroke +
2006 - 2010
California State University at Fresno
San Jose State University
Dickinson College
Ohio University
Oral History Association (U.S.)
North Park University
Carolina Friends School
Hueism Pictures
Cancer Centers of North Carolina
UNC Center for AIDS Research
Triangle Interfaith Alliance
Justice Theater Project
Doris Duke Creative Campus Initiative
ArtSpace Galleries
Campaign to End AIDS and Housing Works, Youth Action Initiative
Wake County STI Clinic, Crisis Response Center + Harm Reduction Initiatives
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Note: “+” is a Theater Delta facilitation partnership
Pro Bono and Volunteer
Breast Cancer Action, Community Leader for Change 2014-
USA Patient Network, Board Member 2020-2023
Poor People’s Campaign, Forward Together Moral Movement
Cancer Support Group Programming
Arts-Based Programming for Interfaith Worship Programs
Ready the Ground, Event + De-escalation Support
John Kessy, Founder and CEO of White Orange Youth, with Marie Garlock, of It Is In You in Moshi, Tanzania, 2018
Rates
I have institutional rates and nonprofit rates for the work I do, and can charge per event, or hourly. To give a broader range with transparency:
Workshops generally range from $400 to $2,500 (USD) per event, depending on audience size, preparation and debrief meetings, possible co-facilitation design, and the collaborative research and knowledge-building that informs our process.
Longer-term institutional residencies with multiple stakeholder engagement events, onsite participatory research, and a culminating keynote generally range from $3,000-$12,000, depending on length of residency, depth of partnership, anticipated participant numbers, and design and documentation of learning outcomes.
Hourly work generally ranges $40-60/hour for design and documentation, and $100-250/hour for hosting live, participatory, research-based events as a facilitator or co-facilitator, including interactive collaboration sessions, rehearsal and action labs, and larger stakeholder meetings.
Rates change based on number of participants served, the scope of the event/s, and deliverables.
10% of all fees go to grassroots organizations working on healthcare, environmental, + racial justice.
Tax Deductible Donations
The nonprofit work I do falls under the umbrella of It Is In You Initiatives, with 501c3 sponsorship for select projects. Tax deductible donations to produce + tour select It is In You projects (e.g. Flipping Cancer) with related workshops, performances, and community-based research and engagement can be made online or by mail via sponsoring 501c3 Heart Space Spiritual Resources. Please note project in memo.