“Working with Rebecca Irby is a pleasure. She hears you. She listens to you. With calm and refreshing authenticity is how Rebecca guides. Her knowledge has no ceiling. She is skilled at filling in the gaps and connecting the dots that will bring your project to completion. Rebecca understands what vision you want to bring forth, what project you want to actualize.

Rebecca is generous with the attention she gives each endeavor. You can trust her to have the best in mind for you.

It is a gift to work with Rebecca. Her intuitive guidance leads to your understanding that you have a gift worthy of development. Propelled by possibility you become that much more excited about your plan. Where you have been stalled in your vision, Rebecca’s guidance will give you the courage and clarity to proceed. Rebecca breaks through the confusion you may have around your goal. She is the “untangler.”

Clarity, confidence, and courage are what you will gain working with Rebecca Irby.”

- Diane Collins, Pandemic Writing Workshop

“Rebecca is a very warm, smart, and honest professional. Her work is holistic, growth-oriented, and exciting. My experience working alongside her has been very inspiring for she is able to identify and address the root causes of systemic/cultural/group/individual problems and propose outside-the-box solutions while including everyone on board in the solving process. In terms of heart-centered leadership, empathy and inclusivity, you won't find someone like her for she walks the talk and inspires others to do the same. I totally recommend her!”

- Natalia Bonilla, Lumina Magazine

“Rebecca gets things done. She was still in her twenties when she walked into my office with no money saying she wanted to make a film featuring the survivors of Hiroshima. I thought, “Right, lots of people want to make films. Not many do.” But she did it! And you can watch it here: https://www.peacinstitute.org/thatday

Equally astounding was her success taking “Hiroshima” into high schools in New Jersey. She developed an excellent curriculum on empathy, using survivor testimony to help students understand what empathy feels like. You can see that curriculum here: https://education.peacinstitute.org/

I have basked in glory reflected from Rebecca at the UN, where she has organized and run many a program for students. What especially impresses the UN crowd are the students she recruits into these programs – students who normally wouldn’t think of visiting the UN, much less taking part in conferences and lobbying diplomats. Her work has earned her a place at the table when NGOs start planning UN events. Her organizing skills have taken her to New Zealand, Korea, Japan, and even Minneapolis, where her stellar performances invariably lead to the next task.

Whether you’re starting a new company, a new program, or a new campaign, start by giving Rebecca a call. Your project will be better and do better if you can get her on your team.”

Steve Lepper, Peace Culture Village