Become the inclusive team our world needs.
Training & consulting services to advance your DEI work.
Lyrebirds recreate weird noises in their songs like jackhammers, camera flashes, and car alarms. Like them, we find voices that have been overlooked and turn them into music.
Course Offerings
Gender & Sexuality:
The Cardinal Course
This training overviews each community in the LGBTQIA+ umbrella. It is an ideal baseline for building new allies and strengthening old ones.
Pairs of red cardinals are often used to represent marriage, but did you know that only male cardinals are red?
Trans Allyship:
When the Going Gets Ruff
Learn how to protect trans people in your setting (while staying compliant with whatever horrible new laws have passed). Tailored to policies in your state, school, or workplace.
You can usually tell a bird’s sex by its plumage, but ruffs can adopt female plumage—and social roles—regardless of sex.
Neurodiversity:
Finding Harmony Across Songs
Discover the assets of neurodiversity in this strengths-based training on autism & ADHD. Learn how to work better together by embracing our differences.
Woodpeckers communicate through nonverbal drumming, adding a steady and reliable rhythm section to bird songs.
Consulting Services
Executive Coaching
Sparrows aren’t born knowing their songs. They have to be passed on by others
Conflict Repair
Robins whistle to alert others of danger. That warning sign means it’s time to take action.
Equity Audits
Building trust with crows requires consistent follow-through in friendly actions.
Reviews
“We need to make this required for our team every year!”
“This is the most engaged I’ve ever seen them at one of these.”
“As a bisexual, I’ve never felt more seen than in this presentation.”
Clients
Education
Mental Health
Workplace
Transparent Pricing
Courses
$600-2400
Based on org size & customization
Consulting
$110 / hour
Meet your Trainer
David Ulrich, LPC-IT | they/them | Kenosha, WI
According to Clifton Strengths, I’m what you call a “maximizer.” Maximizers are people who turn good things into great things. (In the queer world, we call it yassifying.)
I bring fifteen years of national nonprofit work and my skill as a mental health counselor to bring your inclusion efforts from good to great.