About Mayari
We are a full service consulting and coaching company. We embody an identity conscious approach to our work and situate growth and development within the context of larger systems of privilege and oppression. We serve individuals and organizations who are committed to real, holistic change to advance a more just and caring world.
Our Services
Our full range of services below are custom tailored to your individual and organizational needs. Review our offerings below and let’s get started.
“Sara and I worked together as part of a larger planning team for the ACPA21 Virtual Convention in March of 2021. As the Chair of the Equity and Inclusion Committee, Sara was entrusted to ensure the inclusion of marginalized communities in their convention experience, identifying areas of improvement and best practices for accessibility, and supporting a committee of volunteers. She was a strong advocate, a team player, a fierce ally, and an outstanding colleague both during the planning process and beyond.”
“I have worked directly with Dr. Furr and hired her services for other college campuses. She is a very well-prepared facilitator and speaker. Her sessions are organized, interactive, and transformative. Her approach and commitment to IDEA result in meaningful conversations, reflections, and action points. Dr. Furr is well equipped to guide participants through difficult conversations and self-work. Her charismatic personality has been a gift to work with and witness.”
“Dr. Furr is exceptionally knowledgeable about the challenges and opportunities of leading complex organizations. She is always invited to guest lecture in my graduate classes about her perspective on equity and justice-minded leadership. My students rave about her lectures because they walk away with ideas and possibility to transform education.”
Note Worthy
Explore our videos and blog posts about social justice, activism fatigue, and more.
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Acts of Wellness: DeLa Dos
DeLa reflects on the challenge of compartmentalizing identity and roles, and why incremental goal-setting — decoupled from self-worth — can be a powerful tool for people doing justice work.
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Acts of Wellness: Joe Saucedo
Joe reflects on fatigue, the power of community, and a clear-eyed message for both individuals and institutions: you cannot do this work without taking care of yourself first.
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Acts of Wellness: Franklin Ellis
Franklin reflects on navigating exhaustion, numbness, and systems designed to make you doubt yourself — and why knowing when to tap out is part of the fight.
Our Mission
Creating cognitive dissonance so people and organizations can challenge traditional success structures. Creating cognitive dissonance so people and organizations can challenge traditional success structures.