At Both/And, we use sliding scales for our services to both make them accessible for those with lower incomes & wealth and to center our values and politics on redistribution. We believe in a solidarity economy, one that centers racial and economic justice, and is based on care for all and not profit for some. Click here to learn more
We encourage you to take both income and wealth into consideration, though one’s wealth status is the most important when determining a sliding scale rate. Income is what you make (usually monthly) from a job, disability, social security, etc. Wealth is the personal property (homes, cars) + savings + income generating assets (real estate, investments) minus liabilities (debts, loans) within your network and/or family. Additionally, we encourage you to take your relative racial privilege and/or marginalization into account when choosing your rate. The questionnaire below is inspired by Resource Generation’s “Class Privilege Quiz”. Click here to learn more
Are you and your family homeowners or landowners?
Have you attended private education institutions or do you have an advanced degree?
Are your bills or credit cards on autopay?
Have you not had difficulty accessing and affording healthcare or health insurance for you or your family members?
Do you have zero to no debt and/or do you have disposable income?
Do you have a safety net composed of “financially stable” or wealthy family and friends?
Do you have U.S. Citizenship?
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Our Redistribution rate means ‘paying your fair share’ for individuals and organizations who have had structural advantage and access to wealth.
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Our Full rate represents the ‘true cost’ at which we would break even after paying our expenses. At this rate, we can fully pay our facilitators.
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Our Solidarity rate is for individuals and organizations who are surviving. If this rate is still inaccessible to you, we encourage you to get in touch with us.
Placing yourself on a sliding scale can build your awareness of your economic position and economic justice.
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NOTE: If you are utilizing professional development funds from your organization or employer, either through direct payment or reimbursement, you may be recommended a professional development rate.
Whereas many of us have been taught to not talk about money, we actually need to build our capacity to speak openly about it in order to de-stigmatize economic disparities based on oppressive systems.
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Please note the varying prices. For example, the full price of a 2 hour workshop, such as Designing Spaces for Healing and Care, is $150. Whereas the full price of a 6 hour workshop, such as Asian American* Diaspora Workshop, is $350.
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