FREE EVENT
In times of change and uncertainty, questions of power—how we hold it, use it, and respond to it—become essential. In this Thought Leader session, Farzin explores the relationship between personal power and collective dynamics, drawing from his experience across both liberatory and institutional spaces.
He reflects on how individuals make intentional choices about where to place their energy, skills, and influence, and how power operates within different systems of governance. Rooted in the principles of the Right Use of Power Institute, this conversation invites participants to consider how personal power can remain a steady, ethical, and responsive force in complex times.
Come join us in this engaging conversation.
Farzin Farzad
Right Use of Power Institute is honored to have one of our former Board of Directors join us.
Farzin Farzad (he/him/his) is the Founder of Critical Equity Consulting, LLC, a boutique organizational justice firm that partners with organizations to drive systems-level change and advance equitable outcomes. His expertise is grounded in experience across higher education, local government, and the private sector, and is complemented by Master’s degrees in International Affairs and Diplomacy, along with a certificate in Conflict Resolution. Farzin also serves as the Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Run for Something.
Cedar (she/her) is the developer of the Right Use of Power approach to issues and dynamics of power and ethics since 1994. Cedar’s background includes 30 years as a psychotherapist and 25 years as a teacher.
The Founder of The Right Use of Power Institute (RUPI), she and her colleagues continue to grow and evolve the concepts, skills, books, embodied exercises and courses that are accessed through the website.