I’m Pink Flowers — a Black trans facilitator, educator, mediator, and cultural worker working at the intersection of governance, conflict engagement, leadership development, and collective problem-solving.

My work supports people, organizations, and communities in strengthening communication, navigating conflict, building collaborative capacity, and functioning more intentionally under pressure and change. Drawing from mediation, popular education, Theater of the Oppressed, restorative practice, cooperative development, performance, and African diasporic traditions, I design participatory spaces where people can think together more honestly and act with greater clarity and shared responsibility.

Over the past two decades, my work has ranged from community-based performance and cultural organizing to cooperative leadership development, restorative process facilitation, and institutional training. I currently serve as Director of Education & Training for the Inter-Cooperative Council in Ann Arbor and have previously worked with the Red Hook Community Justice Center and the Center for Family Life Cooperative Business Development Program in Brooklyn.

I am the founder of Falconworks Theater Company, an award-winning theater and civic engagement initiative exploring civic participation, public dialogue, and collective imagination through performance and facilitation.

This site documents an evolving interdisciplinary practice rooted in culture, embodiment, governance, conflict, and the ongoing work of helping people and institutions figure things out together.