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Overview
2 - 9
Employees
2018
Year Founded
ABOUT FREEDOM VERSES
Consulting and coaching for liberation.
We focus on and prioritize efforts that empower racially marginalized queer and trans individuals and their communities. We are convinced that meaningful structural and cultural change can occur through relationships, accountability, and dedication. Our aim is to align our business practices and initiatives with our vision of a world that reduces harm and violence, particularly for those who are racially marginalized, queer, trans, economically disadvantaged, working class, and disabled.
Languages Spoken
English
HIGHLIGHTS
2 - 9
Employees
2018
Year Founded
Services
Focus
Industries
Clients
Services Provided
60% Business Coaching
40% Business Consulting Services
About the Team
OUR STORY
Freedom Verses was co-created by Audrey Kuo and Povi-Tamu Bryant, who bring rich personal and professional experiences to their work in community empowerment and justice. Audrey, a disabled trans artist and abolitionist, leverages storytelling and transformative coaching to help individuals connect with their values and navigate life's challenges. Povi-Tamu, a Black queer nonbinary Angeleno with roots in community organizing, focuses on leadership development and organizational capacity building. Their team includes consultants jay brisette and Krystal Torres-Covarrubias, who contribute expertise in training, facilitation, curriculum design, and community building. Together, they offer coaching, facilitation, and transformative justice approaches to nurture leadership, organizational growth, and collective liberation across diverse communities.