Frequently Asked Questions

Are your speakers qualified to speak and host workshops?

Yes, our speakers are Masters Degree and Ph.D. educated professionals with professional experience in their chosen fields. Besides their education and professional experience, they bring their personal experience as members of the BIPOC community.

This wealth of personal and professional experience and education, coupled with their unique approach and enthusiasm for the covered topic results in a dynamic, interesting, educational experience for attendees.

Do you charge a single hourly rate or do rates vary?

Our rates vary based on multiple factors including the experience of the facilitator,  whether the workshop has already been developed or is being developed and tailored specifically for your organization and more.

What types of organizations do you provide speakers for?

We are open to providing services to all types organizations. We commonly partner with schools, non profits, private companies and more.

Our speakers have partnered with :

• Columbia University School of Social Work, NYC

• Lehman College - CUNY, NYC

• MPG Consulting, NYC

• The Tommy Foundation, NYC

• Therapy Wine Bar, Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, NYC

• Westchester Jewish Community Services, White Plains, NY

• The Jewish Board, NYC

• United Federation of Teachers, NYC

• NY- ATSA

• PS 240, Godwin Academy, Brooklyn, NYC

• And more...

I am interested and would like to speak with someone,  how do I proceed?

Email us at TheBlackSpeakersInstitute@gmail.com

Also please stay in touch with us by joining The Black and Brown Healing Collective at https://mailchi.mp/dd47b78cdf30/black-and-brown-therapy