Equity Sliding Scale Guidelines

The opportunity to choose among several price options is an experiment in equitable pricing. We're confident that those who join us are committed to being part of a creative crew that is diverse, committed to economic justice, and ready to explore new models for supporting each other (because the old models are unsupportable). Read more below to determine where you fall on the sliding scale.

source: Embracing an Equity Sliding Scale

Do your qualify for an Equity discount? Are you able to Pay It Forward?

Open the drop down categories below to see where you fall on the sliding scale and to access the Equity discount code.

If you qualify for the Equity discount, use this discount code at check out: EQUITY25

Likewise if you are able and choose to Pay-It-Forward, you are making more equity funds available for those who need it most. To pay it forward you can make an additional donation here

When engaging with sliding scale practices, being honest with yourself and your financial situation grows solid and sustainable communities. It also respects the work of teachers and creators, like myself, who are sole providers and have a mortgage to pay. When creators are paid fairly, we can invest more time and resources in free and lower-cost offerings.

If you struggle to maintain access to needs such as health care, housing, food, child care, and are living paycheck to paycheck or are in significant debt, you probably belong here and you deserve a community that honors your price as an equal economical offering as the person who can pay the highest tier. Even when the lower tier is still prohibitive, I will work with folks to offer extended payment plans and other solutions — contact Sherri Lynn Wood.

Note: The equity sliding scale is available for individual class offerings.