Angola Dixon is on a mission to transform the way people communicate, build relationships, and resolve conflict. Over the past 20 years she has been trained and certified as a Human Resources Administrator, Master Energy Healer, NLP Practitioner and Restorative Principles Facilitator.
Currently, she offers Leadership and Female Empowerment Coaching, supports the Native American Rights Fund's Indigenous Peacemaking Initiative, and is a featured "Circle Person" with the Living Justice Press.
Fall 2019, Angola participated in the International Symposium on Dads and Daughters for gender equality; Convened by Jude Kelly CBE at Historic Waddesdon Manor in the UK. In 2018-2019 she coordinated Transformative Practices at Nova High School in Seattle, Washington (USA) facilitating Racial and Health Equity Circles. She developed a Teen Health Needs Assessment to help Nova design a new Teen Health Center, opening Fall 2020, focused on LGBTQ+ and POC health.
Circle Pulse has been in business for 7 years providing professional development and training in the greater Seattle area. Angola has facilitated workshops for men, women and youth of diverse cultural backgrounds; Some of the amazing organizations include:
Currently, she offers Leadership and Female Empowerment Coaching, supports the Native American Rights Fund's Indigenous Peacemaking Initiative, and is a featured "Circle Person" with the Living Justice Press.
Fall 2019, Angola participated in the International Symposium on Dads and Daughters for gender equality; Convened by Jude Kelly CBE at Historic Waddesdon Manor in the UK. In 2018-2019 she coordinated Transformative Practices at Nova High School in Seattle, Washington (USA) facilitating Racial and Health Equity Circles. She developed a Teen Health Needs Assessment to help Nova design a new Teen Health Center, opening Fall 2020, focused on LGBTQ+ and POC health.
Circle Pulse has been in business for 7 years providing professional development and training in the greater Seattle area. Angola has facilitated workshops for men, women and youth of diverse cultural backgrounds; Some of the amazing organizations include:
- King County Library System,
- Bastyr University of Natural Health,
- Interagency Schools,
- The Freedom Project,
- Youth & Family Services, as Director of Indigenous Circles with SRJ,
- YWCA (Diversity Team),
- Community Learning Exchanges in Seattle, Washington D.C., and Jacksonville,
- The City of Seattle Restorative Justice Pilot Project,
- The Vera Project (art based youth programs),
- select Seattle Public Schools, and
- Camp 98118
- Leadership Committee @ Non Profit Anti Racism Coalition Seattle
