Photo by Liz Maney

about me

Rebecca KellyG {she:her} is an Equity & Justice Consultant/Facilitator and multidisciplinary healing artist rooted in anti-racist practices. As a former civil rights attorney, her approach is informed by experience in structural and institutional advocacy and understandings of oppression. As an artist and facilitator, her methods are led by heart, inquiry, and intuitive communication. Rebecca supports the cultivation of self-love and accountability for collective justice with individuals and organizations. Some of Rebecca's collaborations include Ensemble Studio Theatre, Lincoln Center Theatre-LCT3, The Broadway Advocacy Coalition, Dance Heginbotham, and New York State Council on the Arts.  She holds such honors as The Adjunct Professor Award for Diversity and Inclusion from Wagner College; George N. Lindsay Civil Rights Legal Fellow with The Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law; and American University Washington College of Law MBP Catalyst for Change Award. Her work has been included in  American Theatre Magazine, Rolling Stone, Playbill, and Elia Alba’s book The Supper Club. She has a J.D. from the University of Connecticut School of Law and a B.A. in Theatre Performance from Wagner College.

About my work

We can't hope to make a more equitable and just world unless we rid ourselves of internalized, conditioned ideas. The impact of bias workshops and anti-oppression work is limited to our capacity to deeply listen, self-reflect and confront potentially long held beliefs.  

Rebecca KellyG supports individuals and organizations in creating space within themselves in order to make concrete change in our personal habits, organizational practices, self image, and public policies.   Rebecca engages in this work through:​

• sound healing
• workshops
• organizational consulting
• public speaking