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Professional organizations often benefit from an external viewpoint to help teams navigate challenges and change. Bridgework Collective consultations offer culturally sustaining practices that keep leaders focused on strategic development and concrete action to strengthen systems, processes, and drive growth.

Through the Bridgework method, we assess barriers to change, support culture-building, and create practical training and development plans that help organizations flourish and foster belonging. During the exploratory call, you will collaborate with Dr. Johnson to clarify your goals, identify key challenges, and map timelines and strategies for lasting change, whether you are building accessibility for underrepresented populations or developing grant-funded community wellness programs.

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Scaffold(ing) Package
(3 sessions)

A focused plan for teams that need clarity and a simple path forward.

Session 1: identify strengths, gaps, and priorities around up to 2 goals
Session 2: receive a clear action plan (steps, timeline, and how to measure progress)
Session 3: review what’s working, adjust what’s not, and set next steps

Builder Package
(6 sessions)

For organizations that need deeper support and more time to execute.

Supports up to 3 goals
Includes more hands-on strategy, refinement, and accountability
Optional add-on: an inclusive practices training tailored to your space (education, faith-based, or community org)

Architect Package
(9 sessions)

the most comprehensive option for long-term development and full implementation support.

Includes a deeper assessment process, strategy sessions, and stronger access/support
Includes resources for evaluation, proposal development, and clear directives
Includes a team training to strengthen inclusive practices across your organization

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BRIDGEWORK
LIBRARY

The Bridgework Library is a curated collection of Marlon’s published writing and media. each entry below is a brief overview with a direct link to the original publisher or platform, so you can read, watch, or listen in its full context.

Journal Articles

College Adjustment for Rural Appalachian First-Year Students

College Adjustment in Rural App Freshman: College adjustment is particularly challenging for students from rural Appalachia, causing rural students to be more likely than their suburban and urban peers to withdraw from college. However, little is known about rural Appalachian college students' adjustment. We explored 18 rural Appalachian students' college adjustment experiences and categorized findings into five major themes: cultural fit and feel, embracing agency, Appalachi

Infusing antiracism into counselor education: A model for CACREP Programs

Antiracism in Counselor Education: This article outlines one program's steps to dismantle racism throughout curriculum and andragogy. Outcomes and lessons learned are offered as recommendations for programs seeking to infuse antiracism throughout counselor training. CLICK HERE to view on publisher site

Interwoven: A Phenomenological Perspective on Relationship Resiliency Among Intercultural Same-Gender Loving Male Couples With One Black Partner

Interwoven a research-based look at relationship resiliency, exploring the factors that strengthen and sustain connection across difference. CLICK HERE to view on publisher site

Blogs & Meditations

Advent Meditations

Psalm 139 is one of my favorite texts. I love this image of being seen and known by God. The author affirms themself as wonderful in God’s sight and trusts in God’s protection. In this season, protection and expectation brings me to images of my parents’ home, where my mother carried me in her womb while my father prayed over all of me, parts seen and unseen. This loving image of belonging soothes my spirit in times of turmoil. CLICK HERE to view on publisher site

Sowing Holy Questions

It was 7:17 PM on a Wednesday. For the first time in nearly two months, I was driving away from campus having seen (at an appropriate social distance) so many of my neighbors, colleagues and students participate in a vigil of hope, power, and social commitment. CLICK HERE to view on publisher site