How to Do Money Together Workshop: Practical Guidelines to Using Money for the World We Actually Want
When our values are about community but our financial lives are designed for individualism, it can feel like something is off – because it is.
In this 90-minute online workshop, learn how to move from individual money management to incorporating collective resource-sharing and mutual support, while navigating the emotional, cultural, and practical barriers.
In this workshop, you’ll learn to:
- Rethink money beyond individualism and the nuclear family
- Build practical tools for collective finance, mutual aid, and shared expenses
- Navigate the challenges, emotions, risks, and rewards of sharing resources
- Build trust, agreements, and healthy money conversations
- Create long-term plans for collective care and shared security
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Aligning our finances with our values may take extra work, but the outcomes are worth it: deep community ties, giving care and being cared for, and the confidence that you and the people you love will have enough.
This workshop is for you if:
- You are in a polycule, collective, or chosen family friend group that wants to share financial resources.
- You are curious how people in groups share financial resources while budgeting, growing assets, securing debt, and problem-solving.
- You want to make practical plans or have conversations with people you love about financial resource sharing
Your teachers:
Hadassah Damien, anticapitalist money strategist, with guest speaker Margaret Nickens, CFP® of Root & Web Community Financial.
Workshop cost:
$35 – $25 sliding scale access with discount code: DMTSlidingScale
What’s the workshop going to be like?
- This is a live, remote workshop given on zoom. Closed captions are available.
- A recording and workbook will be sent out afterwards, so if you can’t attend you can still get the info.
- There will be a slideshow, lecture-style discussion, exercises, and a few opportunities to discuss and ask questions.
The workshop is organized into three sections, in which we explore:
- 1 / collective finance concepts, approaches, and ideas
- 2 / practices people need to do these things
- 3/ common things that get in the way
Fee Disclosure: Neither Margaret Nickens, nor Root & Web Community Financial LLC, will be compensated from the How to Do Money Together Workshop. All funds will go to Hadassah Damien and Ride Free Fearless Money. While normally, guest speakers are paid – Root & Web’s RIA conformance requires they are not paid unless taking clients on under full advisory, and registration doesn’t constitute becoming an advisory client of Root & Web.
