“Sarah creates a unique space where we can talk about the overarching existential and systemic issues - such as injustice, genocide, climate crisis, and more - through the lens of being a parent. That the personal is political is understood, and Sarah facilitates discussions with grace and lots of room to explore. For those of you seeking this type of community, I cannot recommend Sarah's workshops enough!”

— Rachel, Cambridge MA

“It is a gift to talk to Sarah about raising children in the liberatory values we share. She brings her depth of knowledge as an educator, her lived experience as an immigrant parent in a white community, her deeply rooted anti-oppression politics, and her relentless empathy to every conversation, every article, every workshop. And I am a better parent and a better person because of her work.”

— Maya, Somerville MA

“What stands out about Sarah’s work is how thoughtfully she weaves critical consciousness into the craft of teaching. Her sessions feel less like a training and more like a collaborative inquiry into how we show up for young people in the midst of systemic harm and global crises. If you’re an educator craving both political clarity and human connection, her workshops are an essential space to be”

— Emma, Boston MA

“How do you combine unflinching realism about the atrocities we are living through and joy about the beautiful details of life? Somehow Sarah does this in her writing and helps others do the same, training you to reflect on every day moments and deepen your appreciation through that focus. I love looking at the world this way.”

— Nina, Somerville MA