Where Healing Meets Power & Practice
WE build it, TOGETHER.
The Liberation Strategist
Meet Jasmine Snipes, Owner, Consultant & Strategist
Stop Burning Out for a Revolution. Start Building Resourced Social & Interpersonal Wealth.
Jasmine guides and supports individuals, groups, and organizations that [desire to begin] work that centers BIPOC, Neurodivergent, disabled, and Queer leaders. From goals of generational wealth (not solely monetary) and leadership without fracturing their spirit or compromising their liberation values.
Strategy That Honors Your Grief, Your Ancestors, and Your Gold.
If you crave a personal, collective, business, or organizational journey built on rest, integrity, and radical strategy—not hustle culture—you’re ready for the path of The Liberation Strategist; the most successful processes and structures partner to value the wellness of their people and practices. Jasmine and support you through intentional collaboration, guidance, and accountability support.
Liberation Wealth is Not a Dream. It's a Strategy.
Jasmine offers high-touch containers and executive/personal advising for healers, organizers, leaders, community members and founders who are ready to rise into their full power and help create change.
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The Liberation Strategist Values:
The following elements are imbedded and consciously curated through The Liberation Strategist Principles
values-forward and driven approach:
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Liberatory practices and support including anti-oppression, justice, healing, and systems change
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Fostering resonation with organizers, healers, abolitionists, DEIB folks/professionals, and mission-driven leaders
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Centers alignment, equitable labor and the most-impacted and our marginalized communities/needs
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Shadow and foundation work + healing
Intentional and aware systems navigation -
Honors and calls in "accompliceship", anti-racism and abolition
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Promotes "paying it forward" and prepping to "pass the baton" via mentoring + accountability
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Providing accuracy and reassessment
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Striving for consistency and accountability, not perfection
Testimonials
Jasmine balances their warmth, humor, and personality with a deep knowledge of the content she presents. They are a talented workshop facilitator with a presentation style that is patient and adaptable to the needs of the group. Jasmine’s breath of experience in non-profits, policy, education, and much more allows them to come to any space as an informed and engaging thought partner. They have exceptional intuition and approaches problem solving from both the individual and systemic levels. Jasmine’s life experiences and background bring a fresh perspective to the work of anti-bias education, anti-racism, and diversity/equity/inclusion. You will not regret working with Jasmine!
Ashton Skinner
Former Associate Director of Education Operations, Anti-Defamation League
Jasmine is one of my go-to presenters when I need a speaker on government and nonprofit communications and public relations. Their style is engaging and uplifting, while filled with practical advice and suggestions. They are also well versed at client and constituent relations, event planning and management, and strategic planning. My students always find them to be relatable and helpful, and thank me for having her speak. I know Jasmine to be reliable, diplomatic, responsible, creative, and above all direct and honest while being tactful. Every chance I have to work with they leave me impressed anew with her professionalism and their spirit of public service.
Alberto Olivas
Executive Director, Congressman Ed Pastor Center for Politics & Public Service | ASU College of Public Service and Community Solutions
"I truly admire how Jasmine consistently shows up authentically and grounded in this work. I been in the room when their facilitation magic draws out participants courage and 'breakthrough moments'. They use themself as the instrument of teaching sharing their own lived experiences to navigate situations. Jasmine’s ability as a facilitator, a thinker, a designer is unrivaled and I am grateful for our relationship as thought partners.”