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Rachael Reichenbach
Principal & Founder of Resist Reimagine
Rachael’s work in the world is to create and hold space for the healing that allows groups to
co-create the stories of the new world. Operating from a healing-informed, anti-oppression
framework, Rachael’s current experiment in weaving together personal transformation &
collective liberation is Resist Reimagine. Through participatory process, dynamic facilitation,
and peer coaching, Rachael supports groups of all shapes and sizes across the South (and
beyond) to catalyze change in ways that center strategic systems change, collaboration, and
equity. Rachael understands clear seeing, strategic thinking, and personal healing to be
inextricable in the work of shifting systems in ways that advance transformation toward love,
equity, trust, dignity and justice. Rachael is committed to living an undivided life,
acknowledging that we simply cannot create externally that which we are not cultivating
internally. Rachael is currently living off the grid at Wild Hydrangea, an intentional community
in northern Alabama, on the ancestral land of the Cherokee, Shawnee, and Yuchi. Here she is
practicing the arts of community, patience, sharing, emergence, and avoiding poison ivy.
co-create the stories of the new world. Operating from a healing-informed, anti-oppression
framework, Rachael’s current experiment in weaving together personal transformation &
collective liberation is Resist Reimagine. Through participatory process, dynamic facilitation,
and peer coaching, Rachael supports groups of all shapes and sizes across the South (and
beyond) to catalyze change in ways that center strategic systems change, collaboration, and
equity. Rachael understands clear seeing, strategic thinking, and personal healing to be
inextricable in the work of shifting systems in ways that advance transformation toward love,
equity, trust, dignity and justice. Rachael is committed to living an undivided life,
acknowledging that we simply cannot create externally that which we are not cultivating
internally. Rachael is currently living off the grid at Wild Hydrangea, an intentional community
in northern Alabama, on the ancestral land of the Cherokee, Shawnee, and Yuchi. Here she is
practicing the arts of community, patience, sharing, emergence, and avoiding poison ivy.
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