Business Bruja: Attracting & Keeping Dream Clients

Business Bruja: Attracting & Keeping Dream Clients

August 2, 2020 | 11am-1pm PST/ 2pm-4pm EST
August 8, 2020 | 2pm-4pm PST/ 5pm-7pm EST
4 HR ONLINE WORKSHOP (2 x 2hr Workshops)
*For Black, Indigenous & POC Participants Only

Description:
Finding and connecting with your ideal prospective client can be challenging, especially in the midst of a pandemic.

In part one of this BIPOC-only, two-part workshop, Ajira and Keelia will first help you ground in knowing WHO you are as a birthworker, WHY you do this work and HOW you support families so you’re ready to convey that with ease in client interviews.

In part 2 of the workshop, Keelia will be sharing effective practical steps that you can take to attract the people you want to your practice. Soon, you’ll have both interviews and birthwork lined up. 

To Register: 
Course fee 

• $75: Early Bird Pricing (Register before 12am July 18th to qualify!)
• $95: Full Price

Send Payment:
Venmo: @EriJohnson, CashApp: $EriGJohnson, or Paypal: paypal.me/BirthBruja
>>>>Be sure to include your email and the course title in the notes!<<<<

Once payment is received, you will receive an email confirmation within 24hrs with further information. Email [email protected] if you do not receive your confirmation email.

NonRefundable: All payments are nonrefundable.

​Do you work for a Community Org or an Academic Institution?: 
Check to see if you can use continuing education funding to pay for this workshop!  Email [email protected] if you need an invoice.

Scholarships:
There are limited full and partial scholarships available. 

To apply, email [email protected] with a short share about who you are and why you want to attend and be sure to add "Business Bruja Scholarship Request" in the subject!

About the Facilitators:
Ajira Darch (she/they) is a queer, fat, black mama to two. She is passionate about parenting, connecting and building community. These passions and all she’s learned through them inform and guide her work as a podcast host, ceremony facilitator, birth & branding photographer, full spectrum birthworker and business and branding consultant to birth workers across the country. 

Keelia Alder (she/they) is a Queer, mixed-race Asian-American mama of one. She provides support to people going through the full range of reproductive experiences, including birth, pregnancy loss, and sex ed. 

Keelia has launched two successful full-spectrum doula practices, and mentored dozens of new doulas. She's also the fourth generation in a line of reproductive justice advocates— her great-grandmother provided doula support in China, her grandmother opened the first prenatal diagnosis lab in NYC, and her mom taught childbirth ed in their living room when Keelia was a toddler. She draws on their wisdom in her work as a healer, educator, mentor, and parent.