Rachael Reichenbach
Rachael Reichenbach (they/them) is a social justice facilitator, DEI consultant, and cultural organizer building individual and organizational capacity to align healthy culture with effective strategy. They coach individuals and facilitate groups through the processes of disrupting white supremacy culture; furthering justice, equity, diversity, & inclusion goals; and operationalizing social justice values internally and externally. Their clients have included regional, national, and international non-profit leaders, national networks, and philanthropic institutions. Over the past ten years they have facilitated, consulted, and collaborated in a variety of social justice settings including reproductive justice, gender justice, food justice, racial justice and healing, cultural organizing, policy advocacy, DEI, and systems leadership. In this time of simultaneous, multi-system transformation Rachael brings the skills, experience, and wisdom to help individuals and organizations address the root causes of the increasingly severe and complex challenges that we collectively seek to solve. They live in a solar-powered log cabin on 200 acres of collectively owned land, the unceded land of the Muscogee and Cherokee, in a part of Alabama delightfully known as the toenails of the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains.
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