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Bring Dr. Butler to your Organization or Campus
Everyone who's seen and heard her agrees: Dr. Shakti Butler is a powerful and dynamic speaker on communicating across difference and social transformation. Her inspirational and experiential lecture style has been engaging corporate, nonprofit and community organizations and college campuses for over 20 years. Her human relations work is broad reaching, and she has worked in a multitude of communities across the United States. Please take a look at the following information and consider booking her as a workshop facilitator or trainer at your next agency, organization, department, corporate or community event.

Dr. Butler develops and offers Heart to Heart Conversations® programs tailored to meet the objectives of your institution or organization. Programs can range from a keynote lecture, which incorporates clips from The Way Home, to half or full day interactive programs, which can include a video screening, lecture and facilitated group conversations.

For information on booking Dr. Butler as a speaker/trainer for your organization or campus, please email Kanchan Haynes or call 510-632-5156.

testimonials

Dr. Butler's leadership in conceptualizing the issues of racism at the institutional and individual level is revealed not only in the film, but also in her personal work as a well-recognized and well-respected facilitator and public speaker on these topics. Shakti Butler led a group of 70 pediatricians-in-training through several clips of the video and an inspirational public discussion of racism and issues of difference with applicability in the health care setting. The audience participants raved about both the content and the conditions that Ms. Butler created for the exploration and analysis of these often-taboo topics.
Dr. Melanie Tervalon,
Consultant, Children's Hospital, Oakland; University of California, Berkeley