Question 1

Who are the trainers?

Accepted Answer

The trainer is Sirius Bonner, Executive Director of INTERSECT.

For more info on Sirius, please visit:
https://www.intersectnorthwest.org/our-team

Question 2

Can you explain the pricing structure?

Accepted Answer

Our pricing structure attempts to take into account the impact of overlapping oppressions, individual circumstances, and institutional support.

We encourage you to lean on your values and best judgement to make the right pricing choice for you.

Question 3

Where is this training and how do I attend?

Accepted Answer

The training will be virtual on zoom. Zoom login info and calendar invites will be shared after registration.

Question 4

Can you talk about accessibility for this training?

Accepted Answer

We will provide close-captioning during the training. We can provide materials ahead of time and transcripts after each session. We can also provide ASL interpretation for any attendees who need it. 
Please contact us at info@intersectnorthwest.org to discuss any accessibility needs.

Question 5

Is there group pricing?

Accepted Answer

Yes there is! We have discounts for groups of 5 and 10 or more. 
Please contact us at info@intersectnorthwest.org for more information.

Question 6

What is INTERSECT?

Accepted Answer

INTERSECT is a new gender justice collaborative in Oregon that connects and strengthens the gender-focused field and gender-justice leadership.

For more info, visit: INTERSECTnorthwest.org

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