I SUPPORT INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE MOVING US TOWARDS JUST FUTURES.

Sara Yukimoto-Saltman is a facilitator, educator, and artist who supports groups and organizations through conflict, change, and collaborative conversations that build towards more equitable and just futures. Sara’s approach to facilitation combines warmth and rigor. She offers to groups a compassionate, caring presence coupled with an unwavering commitment towards a future of collective governance, power, and wellbeing.

SERVICES OFFERED

  • FACILITATION

    Anti-oppression workshops or skills-based trainings tailored to the specific needs of your group

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  • COACHING

    Individualized one-on-one support to actualize values-aligned personal, professional, and political commitments

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  • GRAPHIC RECORDING

    Creative, live, visual notetaking for an upcoming meeting, panel, or event

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“Sara has the unique ability to create caring, tender spaces that push participants to think critically about systems, institutions, and their own beliefs and values. As a facilitator, Sara is incredibly skilled at deeply listening to a group, understanding their needs, and grounding them in a shared vision. The rigor and compassion with which she holds groups accountable to their values and moves them through challenges makes Sara an asset to any organization looking to create sustainable and transformative change.”- Anna Krist, facilitator and consultant

MORE TESTIMONIALS

 
Without Black women, there would be no American cuisine…we are the hands that created how we eat and what we eat today.” -@cheftiffanirozier. This graphic recording is from a conversation between Tiffani Rozier and Dr. Tina Lunsford, who
This graphic recording hosted by Interrupting Criminalization and the National Network of Abortion Funds details a conversation between Erin Grant, Imara Jones, Oriaku Njoku, and Paris Hatcher. Panelists urged us to broaden the ways we are thinking a
“Where the sacredness of water is prioritized over the profits of war, where prisons do not exist, and where healing support is readily available for communities harmed by policing, slavery, settler colonialism, and US imperialism.” 💧🪔?
These three graphic recordings describe the small group conversations facilitated by youth organizers V with #copsoutcps, Keith at Make the Road NYC and the Urban Youth Collaborative, and Sydney at Peer Defense Project (Integrate NYC). The three faci
I feel grateful to have participated in @ggenyc’s Police Free Schools Teach-In. Prior to the youth-led panels, @ggenyc grounded us in the lineage of Black women organizers of the Civil Rights Movement. Here is a tribute graphic recording from t
The incredible people at @ggenyc have put together a resource: 12 Reasons to Support Police Free Schools. This toolkit is for NYC school communities, and can be used by educators and young people to envision and build towards a world where police do
This graphic recording depicts a conversation about the short story ‘Rememory,’ by Waildah Imarisha in the ‘Black Freedom Beyond Borders’ anthology. If you’d like to read the story…https://www.sksm.edu/wp-content/
I have such deep gratitude for the political education space @nikkeiuprising has offered Nikkei folks, like myself, to learn about abolition as a pathway to our collective liberation. 🙏🏻💛✨Thank you. . . Repost from @nikkeiuprising: Last reflection
‘The Big 5’ are the 5 largest weapon manufacturing companies in the US. This includes Lockhead Martin, the world’s largest weapon manufacturer, and Raytheon, which in the last decade, has had $4 billion dollars worth of contracts wi
This heartwarming conversation between @lizziemstelk and Jason Lindsay at @saafon_grows described relationship building as the fertile ground under which farmers and eaters can collectively organize. Jason explained that in his work with Black farmer
Repost from @nikkeiuprising . Reflections from Nikkei Abolition Study Group: 🐋 FEMINIST, QUEER, & TRANS ABOLITIONISM 🐋 . Our Oct Study group was led by JJ Ueunten @jj_rae_mari & Linda Morris @lindasachiko. Our groups talked
All liberatory work is climate work, and all climate work must be about liberation.” I’ve been thinking a lot about climate change in the last month or so, particularly the impacts of climate change in places like California, where my ext

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