With over 32 years of experience in Human Rights, Equity, Inclusion, Sexual Violence and Conflict Resolution, our team has worked with dozens of organizations and thousands of employees to advance safer, representative and more inclusive working environments.
Meet our partners
Drawing on Restorative and Afrocentric principles, Chrysalis Human Rights Agency strives to provide all our services and programming from an intersectional, anti-oppressive and anti-racist approach. Our vision is to actualize the Africentric Principle of Ujima (Collective Work and Responsibility): “To build and maintain our community together and make our neighbors problems our problems and solve them together.”
Learn more about the Nguzo Saba Principles here.
We passionately drive change and offer responsive, equipping and co-creative solutions. We provide collaborative services and customized training to increase awareness, improve workplace conditions and develop sustainable policies and actions that increase the success of your team.
As an Afrocentric company, we are committed to centering systemically marginalized voices and experiences. We approach all our work with the following Afrocentric principles: Ukweli (research grounded in community experience), Ujamaa (centering community needs), and Utulivu (social justice purpose). These principles ensure we are constantly examining the dynamics of power and how they play out in systems.
We encourage a culture of continuous learning and feedback, where employees are encouraged to take risks, learn from mistakes and push themselves beyond their comfort zones.
At our company, we believe that our partners are on a courageous journey of sustained change-making. We work with you to ensure all members of our organization are engaged and active part of this journey.
We believe that when organizations use evidence-based practices, they are better equipped to adapt to changing environments, optimize performance and achieve their business goals.
Help your team feel more effective and united. Play an active role in creating a more just and equitable society.
