This tier helps sustain community equity. If you’re able to meet your basic needs and enjoy wants as well, have savings, investments, property, inherited money, retirement accounts, travel for fun, work part time (or don’t work) by choice, have regular access to health care, have potential earning power even if it’s not immediately apparent because you are able bodied, have a college degree, have generational wealth, or because of your gender, race, etc then you have economic privilege and power in our community. This price is for you.

$125 per workshop
$350 for the series

This is for people who have a steady income, do not spend most days worried about meeting basic needs (such as health care, housing, food, child care, transportation), and have financial space to enjoy some wants. They vacation annually or every few years without financial burden, thou they may be struggling to conquer debt, build savings, or move away from paycheck to paycheck living. If paying for this workshop may necessitate that you scale back on luxury spending in your life (such as eating out) but it would not create significant hardship, you belong here.

$100 per workshop
$275 for the series

For those with limited access to financial resources. If you struggle to maintain access to basic needs such as health care, housing, food, child care, transportation, are living paycheck to paycheck, in significant debt, have no/very limited expendable income, have no access to savings, cannot afford a vacation or have the financial ability to take time off, are eligible for public assistance, have immigration-related expenses, and/or if you are descended from enslaved people or Indigenous Americans then you are probably dealing with hardship and belong here.

$75 per workshop
$200 for the series