WHERE INCLUSIVE FEMINISM, COACHING + BUSINESS MEET

This one is all about moving beyond gendered terms in your biz. This month, our members get access to our module on Unlearning Gender & Moving Beyond the Binary, and this is a great episode in conjunction with that. But, even if you’re not a member, you can listen to this episode for free and learn how you can moving beyond gendered language in your biz.

This episode is for any helping professional and entrepreneur learning how to do business your way, integrate Feminist Values and be inclusive and led by social justice in your work, business and practice. We believe at the Feminist Coach Academy that if you want to have a successful and a thriving Feminist Business then the thing to do is actually to invest in your feminist growth because that is what will help you do that.

In this new episode, Cam interviews Dr. Anne Fausto-Sterling, the author of Sexing The Body, about how our bodies are socially constructed.

In this new episode, Cam shares Judith Butler’s theory of gender performativity. Cam breaks down Butler’s main points in the book she is most known for, Gender Trouble.

In this new episode, Nai talks to Desiree Adaway about being angry at systems not people, intersectionality, Desiree’s teaching and facilitating on Race, Class & Gender in the Feminist Coach Academy, how we can’t be free when other folx are not, and why her identity as a Black woman is important to her.

In this new episode,Today’s episode is a shorter one and it’s a little bit different. We’re sharing one of the problems from a free webinar that we offer called 4 Problems Feminist Entrepreneurs Need to Overcome to have a Successful Business. Nai will be sharing one of those problems, around the fear of stuffing up and what to do about it.

One of the most common problems that aspiring Feminist Entrepreneurs face and that we need to work through is being afraid of stuffing up. You might worry that you will get things wrong, word things in a way that hurts someone, that you might get called out or called in, or make mistakes and unintentionally cause harm.

In this episode, Nai shares how and why showing up in a feminist way can be challenging, but also why it’s the right thing to do. Plus, Nai explores some of the ways you can overcome it (you’ll never eliminate it completely) so that the fear doesn’t prevent you from showing up and being in business.

In this new episode, our pilot round member Katherine Rose is talking about their experience in our pilot round, how it has shaped their approach to coaching and doing business, and how essential feminism is to coaching.

In this new episode, Cam is answering some common questions about joining our certification training including what if the term “feminist” doesn’t resonate with you because feminism has excluded you and whether you need to have an academic background to join or if you should go to uni to learn more about what we’re teaching.

Cam interviews Nikki Haggett, one of the members of the Feminist Coach Academy pilot round, all about body liberation and feminism.

In this episode, Cam and Nai dive deeper into the topic of feminist coaching: what it means, what it looks like, how it benefits you and more.

In this Feminist Coach Academy podcast episode, co-founder Cameron Airen explores why the personal growth industry needs a feminist analysis.⁠

In this short and sweet episode, our Feminist Coach Academy co-founder Naomi Arnold talks us through the process of creating an intentional week.⁠