Join our vision of millions of white men moving in partnership with people around them to build equitable communities.
Oct 2026 - April 2027
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Virtual and In Person in CA
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Oct 2026 - April 2027 • Virtual and In Person in CA •
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Our 6 month leadership program serves as an entry point to join our community. Together we examine our socialization, cultivate our humanity, and practice being satisfying and skillful partners.
Together participants will:
Study history through the lens of race, class and gender to better understand the forces that shape our society today.
Explore how the socialization of white men has influenced their bodies, beliefs, behavior and leadership.
Practice new skills and ways of leading that feature connection, collaboration and cultivating power with others
Join a community of white men, from a variety of sectors, classes, and backgrounds, building a more inclusive society.
This Six-Month Program Includes:
October 22, 2026
November 5 & 19, 2026
December 10, 2026
January 7 & 21, 2027
11am Pacific/2pm Eastern Time
6, 2-hour
Virtual Learning Sessions
November - December 2026
360 Degree Feedback Assessment
January 27 - January 31, 2027
WEDNESDAY 3:30 pm - Sunday 11:00 A.M.
5-day In-Person Retreat,
Northern CA
November 2026 - March 2027
4 Individual Coaching Sessions
FEBRUARY 18, 2027
March 11, 2027
APRIL 15, 2027
11am Pacific/2pm Eastern Time
3, 2.5-hour Virtual Learning Sessions
Tuition
Please locate your tuition by determining whichever puts you higher on the scale: your organization’s budget or assets (if you’re using professional funds), or your household income or total assets. We use this model to sustain our mixed class community and appreciate your honesty navigating it.
Depending on the levels of participant tuition, up to 10% of our income will be given to racial justice organizations.
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$18,000
For those sponsored by an organization with a budget/assets of $30 million+ or household wealth of $5 million +
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$14,000
For those sponsored by an organization with a budget/assets of $20-30 million+ or household wealth of $2 million +
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$11,000
For those sponsored by an organization with a budget/assets of $10-20 million or household income of $250 - $375k/year
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$7,000
For those sponsored by an organization with a budget/assets of $2-10 million or household income of $125 - $250k/year
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$3,000
For those sponsored by an organization with a budget/assets of <$2 million or household income of <$125k/year
We’d be glad to help you think about what rate you and your organization are able to pay. If this tuition is prohibitive for you, please reach out to us and we’ll discuss our options together. Some scholarship funds are available.
Fee covers tuition, materials, room and board. The fee does not include travel expenses.
Running Breaking the Mold each year costs $290,000
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$48,000
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$220,500
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$21,500
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Depending on the levels of participant tuition, up to 10% of income will be given to BIPOC-led racial justice organizations, including BOLD, Rockwood Leadership Institute & Manna-Hatta Fund.
Who We Are
Ethan Kerr
Ethan believes in the power of community to transform and heal. As a facilitator and coach, he brings 25 years experience blending racial equity, embodied group work and leadership development. Ethan partners with organizations in long-term change work to align behaviors with values. He loves dancing, gathering with friends and tending seeds. Ethan lives with his family in the Hudson Valley on Lenape land.
John Poore
John is a leadership coach and facilitator. His whole-person approach helps leaders engage powerfully to create greater impact with less effort and more joy. His clients in the U.S. and abroad have included healthcare, education, labor, environmental and social justice, communications and philanthropy. John is an avid hiker, beekeeper, and gardener, and lives with his partner Rebekah and their children in Montana on Crow land.
Will Tedrow
Will believes work should be a place where people can be fully themselves and leave more whole than when they arrived. As a leadership coach and consultant, he partners with healthcare organizations to develop leaders, transform culture, and solve leadership challenges that stand in the way of thriving teams and communities. He brings over 15 years of experience building people-centered strategies and programs. Will lives in Montana with his husband, Ben, and enjoys adventuring to new places or playing a good game of pickleball.
Yuri Chu Su
Yuri believes the right systems set people free. As an online business manager and systems strategist, she partners with mission-driven entrepreneurs to design the systems, workflows, and automations that make sustainable growth possible. Drawing on her background as a Chartered Professional Accountant, Yuri loves bringing order to complexity, and making businesses (and the humans behind the work) feel more supported. Yuri is an avid traveler and music lover who lives in Paris with her partner Max and their two cats.