Hi, I'm Cait.

Larger orgs

Solidarity pricing

Pricing

My standard rate for larger organisations, such as public authorities, and for-profit organisations is £100/hour.

I offer lower rates on a slide scale to grassroots organising groups. I'm currently considering how I might move towards more solidarity economy and gift economy ways

of meeting my needs while doing this work. At the moment, my variable pricing reflects the huge differences in groups' and individuals' access to resources in this economy.

Influences
Teachers
Collaborators

Facilitation

Conflict work

I initially trained as a Freirian teacher. I've since trained in facilitation and training with Navigate, Sociocracy for All, Holly Stoppit and through working colleagues at EFA London and Ros, Ama and Rosie (right).

I trained as a conflict meditator with Belinda Hopkins in 2018. I'm also influenced by the approach of Paul Kahawatte, Hen Wilkinson and Ceri Buckmaster. And inspiring collaborators Ros Bird, Ama Crowe and Rosie Lancaster.

My work supporting organisations draws on my own experiences while in leadership roles at small organisations including EFA London and The Bristol Cable. I've learnt from working as an associate at Outlandish's Building OUT and in collaboration with Roseanna Dias at Studio Susegad.

Org Development

Background
Social location
Identity

Social location

My lived experience, identity and how I present may be an important aspect of whether I'm the right person to meditate a particular conflict or work with your group. You may also want to know what work I've done/am doing to understand how a particular aspect of my identity fits in wider systems of domination. Feel free to ask me about this if in doubt - open, frank questions and discussions welcome.

I am as a cisgender, able bodied woman who has a UK passport and is racialized as white.

I am from an economically privileged background.

I am culturally middle class in many ways, including my accent.

I have some neurodiverse characteristics.

I am a Buddhist, training for ordination with the Triratna Buddhist tradition.