Creating Welcoming Spaces with Sesh Coworking
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Sesh Coworking provides women and genderqueer people with a workspace that nurtures personal and professional growth, supports their natural lifestyle and working habits, and fosters community through collaboration, learning, and advocacy. It was founded in 2020 by Meredith Wheeler and Maggie Segrich.
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Discussed this episode:
How the founders of Sesh Coworking define feminism
Why inclusivity is a critical component of Sesh’s ethos
The barriers people with marginalized identities face in community spaces
Bring your children to your coworking space?
Actions, not words, matter most in creating safety
Practical tips for protecting community safety
Managing threats to community safety
The responsibility of allyship as white women
Creating opportunities for collective learning
The benefits of running a business with a partner
The challenges of business partnership
Tricky funding issues of a coworking space
Having your business concept stolen by a man
Surviving COVID and trusting intuition
Self-care as founders and community leaders
Navigating anti-trans laws that may directly affect Sesh
Resources mentioned:
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