FAQ

We offer lectures, workshops, trainings, webinars, and consultations. We prefer to work virtually, however, in-person offerings are considered on a case-by-case basis. Virtual programs are often presented by both Ignacio Rivera & Aredvi Azad. Please visit our Programs page for a list of offerings.

Our programs are designed around the Rivera-Azad Sexual Healing Integration Model (RASHIM).

Our virtual program rates for Spring & Summer 2023:

• 1-1.5h Keynote (College $2200 - Business $2500)
• 1-1.25h Lecture (College $1700 - Business $2000)
• 1.5-2h Workshop (College $2700 - Business $3000)
• 3h Sexy Survivor Healing Offering (College $3700 - Business $4000)

Our panel rate is $250/per hour/per speaker. Our consultation fee is $220/per hour/per consultant.

We offer a limited amount of sliding scale fees, especially to youth and small marginalized groups.

Please review these guidelines when considering hiring us as well as throughout porgram planning. If you have any questions, please reach out for clarification.

Yes! We welcome working with other organizations to do consultations as well as staff training. Our Just Healing Training is deeply intersectional and focused on personal transformation and institutional healing.

We speak at many conferences ranging in topics and themes from sexual violence prevention, sexual freedom, and LGBTQ+ rights, to sex education, parenting, and racial equity.

We are regular speakers at Creating Change, Sex Down South, SLAM, and many other educational conferences.

We prefer a flat speaking fee instead of revenue-sharing.

We are working to offer CE credits for Just Healing Training and other programs. If interested, please let us know.

Maybe. We currently have a limited capacity for reviewing written work. If after reading our content, you believe your piece is a good fit, please reach out with a writing sample.

No. We prefer a flat speaking fee instead of relying on ticket sales and revenue sharing.

If you have hired us for a program, we will help re-post relevant publicity material through our networks. Please review our collaboration guidelines for more information.

Here are some sample interview questions:

• What are some common misconceptions about CSA, sexual violence, and prevention work?
• Why should non-survivors do the work of sexual healing?
• How is CSA prevention relevant in other movements for justice & liberation?
• How is RASHIM a roadmap to sexual liberation?
• What is the connection between CSA prevention and sex education/sexual liberation?
• When you say sexual liberation for everyone, what does that look like for kids?
• What does Abolition & Transformative Justice look like in CSA prevention?
• How can we invest in our collective healing, even when we have caused harm ourselves, or been harmed by loved ones?

You can support our work by making a tax-deductible donation, spreading the word about The HEAL Project, re-posting our social media content (IG @heal2end), adding The HEAL Project as a resource to your website, and talking about the root causes of CSA.