Let’s Create Something Meaningful
PARTNER WITH NEKOHL
Nekohl partners with organizations and communities to create experiences centered on wholeness, leadership, purpose, connection, and transformation.
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BUILT FOR COLLABORATION
Who Does Nekohl Partner With?
Nekohl works with organizations whose missions and communities align with the work of Be Whole with Nekohl.
Veteran Organizations
Nonprofits
Businesses + Employers
Schools + Universities
Community Organizations
Faith-Based Organizations
Leadership Organizations
Arts + Theater Organizations
PARTNERSHIP POSSIBILITIES
There’s More Than One Way to Partner Together.
Every organization and community is different. Partnerships can be shaped around your goals, audience, and the experience you want to create.
WORKSHOPS
Wholeness, leadership, purpose, personal development, and other customized workshop experiences.
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Experiences designed to support leaders, teams, and communities in reflection, growth, and purposeful leadership.
WOMEN VETERAN PROGRAMMING
Programming and experiences created with the unique experiences and leadership of women veterans in mind.
FACILITATION
Thoughtful facilitation for conversations, groups, gatherings, and experiences that benefit from intentional guidance.
RETREATS + COHORT EXPERIENCES
Deeper experiences that create space for reflection, connection, development, and transformation.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT + SPECIAL EVENTS
Collaborative events, community experiences, and mission-aligned initiatives developed with partner organizations.
Have something different in mind? Nekohl is also available to explore customized programming and collaborative opportunities.
PARTNERSHIPS IN ACTION
Collaboration Looks Different in Every Room.
Nekohl’s work has brought her alongside organizations and communities across veteran advocacy, leadership, wellness, education, arts, and community engagement. Explore some of the ways that collaboration has taken shape.
SHERO COFFEE
NEKOHL’S ROLE:
Community Partner & Be Whole Facilitator
Nekohl partners with Shero Coffee to create intentional spaces for women veterans and community members to connect, share stories, and engage in conversations around wholeness, leadership, purpose, and community.
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Through community-centered gatherings and experiences, the partnership creates opportunities for connection, conversation, and meaningful engagement beyond the traditional program setting.
BLUE DOOR
NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER
NEKOHL’S ROLE:
Where We Meet, Inc. Veteran Community Partner & Facilitator
Through collaboration with Blue Door Neighborhood Center, Nekohl helps create welcoming spaces where veterans and community members can connect, build relationships, share resources, and engage in meaningful conversation.
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The partnership supports veteran connection and whole-person well-being through accessible, community-centered experiences.
PIVEN THEATRE WORKSHOP
NEKOHL’S ROLE:
Executive Board Secretary ~ Collaborative Partner
Nekohl collaborates with Piven Theatre Workshop to use storytelling and the performing arts as pathways for reflection, connection, and personal expression.
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Through veteran-centered creative experiences, participants are invited to explore lived experience, identity, and personal stories while developing their voices through the arts.
MFVI / VETHER
NEKOHL’S ROLE:
Resident Women Veterans CoordinatorÂ
Nekohl partners with Military Family & Veterans Initiative (MFVI) through VetHer to support women veterans as they explore entrepreneurship, leadership, purpose, and personal development.
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Through cohort-based experiences and facilitation, Nekohl brings her wholeness-centered approach into spaces designed to help women veterans move from lived experience toward purposeful action.
Organizations and communities Nekohl has collaborated with.
ORGANIZATIONS + COMMUNITIES
START A CONVERSATION
Have an Idea? Let’s Talk About It.
You don’t need to have every detail figured out before reaching out. Tell Nekohl about your organization, the community you serve, what you’re hoping to accomplish, and where you think her work may fit.
From there, you can explore whether a partnership makes sense and what it could look like.
