Six things, ordered by where I tend to be most useful. Civil-society groups usually pay nothing. Foundations and institutions usually pay a fee. The conversation is the same in both cases — you tell me what you're trying to change, I tell you what I think the route is.
Power gets built, not declared. I help grassroots groups and NGOs turn a concern into a base, a base into a campaign, and a campaign into a decision someone has to make. Method, not motivation.
Pro-bono availableSessions on community organising, advocacy strategy, and how to read a piece of legislation without giving up. For NGOs, universities and groups that want to leave the room with something they can use on Monday.
Fee / pro-bonoFrom a problem to a movement. I help organisations design campaigns that build coalitions, move institutions, and don't fall apart at the first push-back from the people they are trying to convince.
Fee / pro-bonoMost policy fights are won by the third or fourth ally, not the first. I help groups find common ground with the people they didn't think they could work with, and make those alliances structured enough to outlast a leadership change.
Fee / pro-bonoPosition papers, briefings and memos that actually get read. EU and international files made legible for boards, members and the journalists you are trying to brief. Footnotes included.
Fee-basedShort-form video and social strategy for organisations that want to reach beyond the room. Built around the format, the audience and the actual policy — not around the algorithm of the week.
Fee-basedNotes from organisers, NGO staff and students who have been through one of my workshops or coaching sessions. Submissions appear here as they come in — moderated lightly, for relevance not for tone.
If you attended a workshop, a coaching session or a public talk, your note helps me improve and helps other groups decide whether to invite me. Your name appears with it; pseudonyms are fine.
SUPABASE_SETUP.md in the repo for the five-minute setup.
Tell me what you're trying to change, who needs to do the changing, and what timeline you're working with. I read every message.
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