Work That Matters: Speak Up for Your Profession

Public servants, educators, scientists, health and international development professionals, and other stewards of the public good dedicate their lives to meaningful work — yet your contributions have been overlooked, undervalued, or misunderstood. Storytelling is a powerful way to bring the reality of your work to light.

Learning Outcomes

1. This workshop will equip you to tell stories that demonstrate the importance of your work and why it matters to society.
2. You’ll leave with a toolkit for telling compelling stories on behalf of your profession and your life's work.

Join this class if:

1. You want to reclaim the narrative about the value and impact of your work
2. You want to process and share stories from the trenches
3. You wan to be in community with kindred professionals.

Reserve your spot for $149 and join a 3-hour workshop designed to help you speak up with clarity, confidence, and truth.

Friends and family interested? Bundle and save!

Get 2, save 10% → $268 total ($134 each). You save $30.

Get 3, save 20% → $358 total ($119 each). You save $89.

Get 4, save 30% → $417 total ($104 each). You save $179.
Refund Policy

When you register for a class, we reserve your spot and stop selling it once the class is full. Because of this, last-minute cancellations can be a loss for us unless we’re able to fill your spot.

If you need to cancel, please notify us as soon as possible. If we’re able to fill your spot, you’ll receive a full refund or full credit—regardless of timing.

If we’re not able to fill your spot, the refund and credit policy is as follows:

• 4 or more weeks before the class start date Full refund or full credit
• Up to 4 weeks before 50% refund or credit
• Up to 3 weeks before 25% refund or credit
• Less than 3 weeks before Refunds and credits are not available

We know things come up, and we do our best to accommodate. Thanks for understanding the impact late cancellations can have on small class sizes.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

The Potter's House Café & Bookstore, 1658 Columbia Road Northwest, Washington, United States