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Let’s decolonize your business.
With indigenous-rooted resources for businesspeople of varied experience, culture and industry, we have classes, consultation and community for your unique growth needs.
Classes
“The Ceremony of Business”, Story Keeping, Consensual Marketing – our most popular decolonizing business classes are available to push participants out of mainstream business thought, and into fruitful and sustainable solutions.
Consulting
Seeking strategic 1:1 support? Whether you’re a solopreneur, team or organization, Clarinda can help to reimagine your business as a sustainable and liberatory force for healing, justice, and inter-generational nourishment.
Community
Whether seeking independent study, regular 1:1 consultation, or collaborative group discussion – Ever Uvi Community orients entirely to serve you, and your rooted work.
Featured Classes
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Consensual Marketing: The Art of Whetting Appetite
$150.00 – $350.00 -
Crossroads: A Liberatory Approach to Business Viability
$150.00 – $350.00 -
Story Keeping: An Indigenous Framework for Story-Based Marketing
$150.00 – $350.00 -
The Ceremony of Business: Profitable Businesses with Indigenous Wisdom
$150.00 – $350.00
What people say
Kate Raykovich
“Clarinda captured so much of what I’ve felt about marketing (the ickiness, manipulation, disregard for humanity) with clear, compelling, thoughtfully researched and experienced language, then offered an inspiring, sustainable path out.”
Justina Grayman
“I wanted to take more of a community organizers’ approach but not until now have I realized what that really looks like! And that I could be so excited about ‘marketing’ aka serving & educating!”
Shelby Bach
“I spent years researching marketing techniques without putting them into practice because those methods felt wrong…Clarinda laid out hidden harm in widespread marketing simply and effectively.”
Jamee Pineda
“This work is helping me to craft offerings that are relevant to my communities during multiple pandemics and to build my client base in a way that is generative to my goals.”
Vance Brown
“I’m learning that just because capitalism hasn’t yet figured out how valuable I / my work is, doesn’t mean my community hasn’t.”
Phelicia O. Magnusson
“I am learning the true value of my work, where it is needed and why it is important that I get paid for my contribution and the means I need to sustain myself in this work.”