Rhonda Elizabeth Henderson is a DC-based writer, creative, and facilitator.

She is available for mission aligned writing projects, and impact-focused facilitation and speaking engagements.

About Rhonda

Rhonda Henderson began listening and facilitating as a high school history teacher in Washington, DC. Her former students provided the most direct and sincere feedback on how to craft engaging lessons, and steer nuanced conversations. Rhonda continued to refine her facilitation skills as a school leader, education consultant, and creative.

Rhonda co-created the multi-media platform, The Dap Project, which explores the Black man’s most nuanced gesture. The Dap Project produces a the eponymously named podcast and the photo exhibit, “Dap is a Love Language.”

See more about Rhonda’s work on LinkedIn.

We would work well together if…

  • Your group or organization is committed to anti-racist practices that promote equity and honesty.

  • Your team regularly exercises radical imagination about the world we wish to see, and believe we can create.

  • Your team is coming together to hold a specific conversation, and believe an outside facilitator can steer the discussion most effectively.

I’d love to talk with you about how effective meeting facilitation can advance joy and impact in your organization.