Co-creating

expansive possibilities

Imaginal Cells Collective is a collective of facilitators and coaches who work in the realms of leadership and social and environmental movements for justice-oriented change. Our work centers abundant, connective, and transformative relationships for more liberatory futures.

What we do

We partner with individuals, organizations, and communities through coaching, facilitation, gatherings, retreats, and culture change to create embodied spaces for healing, transformation, belonging, and (re)connection – to ourselves, each other, and the natural world.

Facilitation

ICC enjoys facilitating retreats, gatherings, and meetings for connection, authenticity, and strategic alignment. With decades of combined experience facilitating, ICC provides transparent facilitation that honors emergent needs and strategic priorities for outcomes that meet the goals of both participants and organizers.

Organizational Culture

ICC works to support shifts in leadership structure and organizational culture that reflect the values and vision of the organization as a whole including providing coaching, mediation, and other services to support repair where necessary.

Coaching

Using tools like deep listening, mirroring, and powerful questions during coaching, ICC can help individuals and leaders feel heard, seen, and held as they experience challenges and seek to move forward in a values-aligned manner.

How We Do It

Offering spaces to heal, rest, and restore

Imaginal Cells Collective is passionate about opening up spaces for organizations, leaders, and individuals to more deeply align with their values and vision to live out the change they imagine for their communities.

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We do this work together

As a collective ourselves, ICC believes we are stronger as a community. We work to co-create inclusive, accessible, and supportive spaces for all. Challenging dominant and exclusionary systems of power-hoarding, decision making, and paternalism, we seek to create futures where different forms of leadership, knowledge, and power are celebrated and utilized to create opportunities for all to thrive.

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“The kind of change we are after is cellular as well as institutional, is personal and intimate, is collective as well as cultural. We are making love synonymous with justice.”

Prentis Hemphill