To belong
is to long for a space where we feel safe to be our authentic self.

Fostering Equity and Belonging in the
Classroom

A Cultural Wealth Approach to Professional Development

Fostering Equity & Belonging in the Classroom is a training program designed to equip staff and faculty with essential skills and strategies to foster a supportive and inclusive learning environment. By addressing key topics such as overcoming imposter syndrome, cultivating empathy, turning adversity into positive career traits, breaking the bias barrier, and nurturing empathy and cultural awareness, this program aims to empower educators to become agents of positive change within their educational communities.

Our Why

At Aspira Consulting, we understand the systemic barriers that prevent underserved, first-generation, low-income students from achieving their career aspirations. Our training model embraces students’ multicultural backgrounds and views their lived experiences as an asset. By teaching students how to embrace their various identities, we recognize the importance of building students’ self-confidence as they prepare to enter the workforce. Through our programs, we foster a growth mindset and have students recognize and accept their individuality, creativity, and adaptability.

What Others are Saying…

Oscar and Angelica hosted the Career Readiness Program at Fullerton College over the Summer 2022 Semester and they did not disappoint! I have worked with Aspira Consulting in the past and was confident that this was going to be another great experience. When choosing a program and/or company to partner with, I always keep the Fullerton College goals, values, and mission in mind as I want to ensure that the students have a space that is held to the same standard as our college. With this in mind, I know that I can collaborate with Aspira Consulting as they value Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility as their foundation.
Jennifer Merchant
Director Educational Programs & Partnerships, Guided Pathways, Fullerton College