Kattari Consulting consists of two passionate people working at providing inclusivity and diversity training to medical professionals, office settings, teachers, professors, campus communities, non-profits and other organizations. From workshops on LGBTQ Inclusivity in the medical field to the Praxis of Inclusion within communities, these two diversity consultants work around the country, speaking at conferences, one-on-one, with HR departments and more. They are happy to customize every workshop to the setting in which it will be presented, allowing each individual and company to receive the highest possible benefit from working with them.

Leo Kattari, MSW is a social worker, activist and diversity/inclusivity specialist who has worked with organizations such as The Colorado Department of Public Health Education, Arizona State University, the Mayo Clinic and the Boys and Girls Club to bring LGBTQ and multiple identity inclusivity to medicine and non-profit communities. Currently working towards advancing adolescent sexual health, Leo formerly developed and coordinated LGBTQA Services at Arizona State University, which included providing education and trainings to the general community on issues of diversity and inclusion, providing support services to students, and establishing and implementing various programs and events. Leo has a Master’s in Social work from the University of Denver, and has taught policy and statistic classes at ASU’s School of Social Work. He is passionate about creating dialogue around social justice, equity, and intersectionality, frequently conducting workshops that highlight social identities, LGBTQA issues, ally development and the praxis of inclusion.

Shanna Katz Kattari, M.Ed, ACS is a board certified sexologist, sexuality educator and diversity/inclusivity speaker who has worked with organizations such as The Colorado Department of Public Health Education, Arizona State University, the Mayo Clinic and the American Medical Students Association’s Sexual Health Scholars Program to bring LGBTQ and disability inclusivity to medicine and non-profit communities. A member of the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselor and Therapists (AASECT), the American College of Sexologists (ACS), and the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS), she uses her Master’s of Sexuality Education to provide accessible, open-source education and inclusivity training to people around the country by putting on workshops at places such as Brown University, SUNY-Purchase, Texas State Department of Health, The National Collegiate Leadership Conference, the Woodhull Sexual Freedom Summit, the University of Arizona, Colorado College, Hofstra University, the Center for Sex Positive Culture, and the New York LGBT Center. Additionally, she sits on the Board of Directors for the Center for Sexual Pleasure and Health, and is the co-chair of the Board of Directors for COLOR (the Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights). Shanna is currently attending the University of Denver’s Graduate School of Social Work in their doctoral program.