Crucible Cards
85 cards. 170 prompts. 8 opening cards. 12 thematic clusters. Designed for teams ready to stop describing the future and start building it.
Solidarity Pricing
For grassroots organizations, mutual aid groups, students, and practitioners in the Global South. If the standard rate is out of reach, this one is for you. Just fill out a quick form and we'll send your link. No proof, no justifying, no back and forth. We trust you to know what you need.
What this deck is
Crucible Cards surface the structural questions organizations often know they need to ask and rarely ask out loud. The questions move from personal reflection into organizational examination. They ask about power, strategy, partnerships, programs, MEAL, finance, governance, culture, conflict, narrative, decolonization and anti-racism, and transformation.
They are built for teams ready to lock at the architecture of their work and tell each other the truth about what they see.
Why this deck exists
The questions in this deck were written from inside the work. They come from years of being in rooms where organizations described futures they were not building, named values they were not practising, and ran consultations whose results they had no intentio of being changed by.
Most organizational learning tools soften the questions to make them easier to answer. Crucible Cards hold the question long enough for your team to see what is actually there.
A crucible is a vessel that holds material under enough heat to transform it. It is also the word for a moment that tests what something is actually made of. This deck is built for those moments.
Who this
deck is for
Boards and leadership teams holding strategic conversations they have been postponing
Equity practitioners working inside organizations that say more than they do
Governance bodies examining whether their accountability is real or symbolic
Program teams asking harder questions about whose knowledge their work is built on
Consultants and facilitators who need a tool that matches the depth of the work
Communities of practice ready to examin the systems they operate within
A note on accessibility and labour
We hold two truths in tension when we price this work.
The first is that the practitioners who most need these questions are often the ones working in the most under-resourced conditions. We do not want pricing to keep the deck out of their hands.
The second is that this deck represents years of labour, learning, and lived practice. Pricing it too low would devalue not only this work but the work of every other practitioner doing rigorous justice-rooted education.
The solidarity tier is our answer to that tension. If you can afford the standard rate, paying it directly supports the practitioners who cannot.
Pricing
Pricing is structured so the work reaches the practitioners and organizations who need it, while honouring the labour that built it. All prices in CAD.
DIGITAL
Individual
$75
For consultants, facilitators, freelancers, students, and individuals
DIGITAL
Organizational licence
Under 25 staff. $245
25 to 100 staff $445
Over 100 staff $745
Tiered by organization size. Includes internal use across
the organization.
DIGITAL
Printed Deck
$110
Professionally printed, built for repeated us in sessions, retreats, and gatherings.
DIGITAL AND PRINTED
Bundles
Individual $145
Small organization $335
Mid-size organization $535
Large organization $835
The digital licence and a
printed deck together.
Solidarity pricing
For grassroots organizations, mutual aid groups, students, and practitioners in the Global South. Self-selected, no application required. We trust you to know whether this rate is right for you.
One of three
This fall, three organizations will each run a full session with the deck at a partner rate. You get a team that knows how to run the cards on its own. We get your honest read on where the next decks should go.
This deck holds questions your organization has been carrying for years. If you are ready to look at them, the deck is ready to hold them with you.
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