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Solidarity Pricing

In recognition of historical injustices and inequities that have resulted in differences in wealth accumulation and access to gainful opportunities over several generations, The Resilience Hub is committed to creating additional ways to afford our educational programs for audiences who have experienced some of these dynamics.  Of course, this isn’t the whole answer, but it is one of the steps that we are able to take at this time.

Currently, our overall PDC budget includes several Solidarity Pricing spots for people who qualify for TIER #1 pricing on our sliding scale, and are at least one of the following:

  • People of Color
  • First Nations People
  • People who identify as LGBTQI

If these conditions are true for you, you can let us know during registration and that will bring your total PDC Tuition down to $395.

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