top of page

Customized training, coaching, and technical assistance solutions to increase impact and organizational effectiveness while seeking to address the underlying causes of complex and often chronic concerns.

 

Over twenty years of experience providing training and technical assistance to organizations and companies seeking to provide better services to transgender and gender non-conforming (TGNC) people and for the inclusion of  transgender employees.

WHO

Engaged nearly 120 for-profit commerce and business companies, government, education, health care and nonprofit organizations in training, capacity-building, advocacy, technical assistance, planning, presentations, speeches, panels and other services.

 

Sought after as an author and speaker, as well as an acknowledged expert on group development, HIV, substance use, and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people and their issues.

 

INCREASE IMPACT AND EFFECTIVENESS

TRAINING, COACHING, AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO

Background image is of sand dunes in the Rub' al Khali taken by NASA from earth orbit.

Welcome to Carrie Davis Consulting! I am an independent organizational consultant as well as a passionate and experienced trainer, coach, leadership developer, and community builder. Please feel free to explore this site to learn more about who I am and what I might be able to do for you and your organization or company.

  

I have over 20 years of experience working with nonprofit and for-profit companies, organizations, government agencies, educational institutions and foundations to increase their impact and organizational effectiveness. I use my distinctive background in human rights, services, health care and human services, and architecture to look uniquely at issues and address the distinctive causes that are contributing to a specific concern, not just the symptoms or signs.

  

I work to strengthen the impact potential of organizations and companies by providing training, technical assistance and capacity-building, and coaching, mentorship and advising to address concerns in the following areas: group dynamics and development, team building and growth, program and policy development, service skills building, conflict resolution, managing change, and meeting and retreat facilitation.

  

My approach is able to impact a broad range of issue areas, populations, needs and programming. I have also developed a unique focus on group interventions and development, HIV, substance use, and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender service (LGBT) areas. This includes deep expertise with respect to expanding organizational capacity, designing policies, and introducing new practices for transgender and gender non-conforming (TGNC) people and community.

CONTACT ME      

New York metro area

carrie@carriedavisconsulting.com

Tel: 718.877.9211

Carrie Davis, organizational consultant, trainer, facilitator & coach with a special focus with groups, HIV, substance use and LGBT services. New York, NY

Success! Message received.

contact
“Pills Aren't Enough! Ending the Epidemic in the Trans Community” was written by Carrie Davis in response to the ongoing failure of mainstream HIV care and activism to address a foundational cause of HIV in the transgender communities – socioeconomic injustice, in particular rampant poverty and unemployment. New York, NY

FEATURED MEDIA

Transgender Basics is a 20-minute educational film on the concepts of gender and transgender people directed by Rosa Juel Nordentoft under the auspices of Carrie Davis at The Gender Identity Project. Transgender Basics is used by service providers and others working with transgender and gender non-conforming people all over the world. New York, NY

Transgender Basics [link] is a 20-minute educational film on the concepts of gender and transgender people directed by Rosa Juel Nordentoft under my auspices at The Gender Identity Project. Transgender Basics is used by service providers and others working with transgender and gender non-conforming people all over the world.

“Pills Aren't Enough! Ending the Epidemic in the Trans Community” [link] was written in response to the ongoing failure of mainstream HIV prevention, treatment, and activism to address a foundational cause of HIV in the transgender communities – socioeconomic injustice, in particular rampant poverty and unemployment.

bottom of page