Wednesdays, 30-minute sessions from 1-4:30pm, ongoing

The gentle touch of craniosacral therapy supports the body in re-patterning the nervous system beyond unresolved stress and trauma and re-discovering the body’s natural state of wellness. This therapy uses light touch on the body while clients recline on a massage table, fully clothed. Participants often experience a greater sense of self-connection, clarity, renewal, and peace following a craniosacral session. Women and members of the gender-expansive community are invited to participate. Led by Amina Stevens of Common Ground Healing Arts.

Contact us at 434.872.0047 to register for a one-on-one session.

Biweekly on Tuesdays

Explore and celebrate the diverse tapestry of queer history with Queer History Club, a biweekly program dedicated to delving into significant moments and figures from queer history around the world. Each session will feature a discussion of a different type of media, including podcasts, book chapters, and documentaries, to cater to different learning styles and deepen our collective understanding. Our discussions will span every continent and various time periods, providing a rich, global perspective on queer history. This group welcomes individuals of all backgrounds and levels of knowledge to join in the conversation, reflect on the past, and connect with the broader queer community. Members of the LGBTQ+ community 18 years old and up are invited to attend. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose.

Click here to register.

Thursdays, March 6–27

Explore the mindfulness and relaxing benefits of hand sewing in community. We invite you to explore textiles as a means of meditation, relaxation and emotional expression. Each week, our group will gather to engage in process-focused textile work such as embroidery, crochet and knitting. No prior artistic experience is necessary; we will explore new techniques together, support one another, and have fun. All materials will be provided. Participants are also welcome to bring their own projects to work on. Women and members of the gender-expansive community 18 and older are invited to attend. Led by Karina Monroy, clinical art therapy intern.

Click here to register.

Every 4th Thursday, ongoing

This group is a safe space for transgender women and transfeminine adult individuals (18 years and older) in Charlottesville, Albemarle, and surrounding areas in Virginia to connect, share, learn from one another, and provide mutual encouragement along our unique, personal journeys. Respecting and maintaining the privacy of individuals and the confidentiality of what is shared in our circle is of utmost importance. Led by Kayla Capps, Ashley Glennon, and members of the TWI Q Staff Alliance.

For more information and to register (preferred names or initials are fine), email cvilletranswomen@gmail.com. Attend any of the sessions.

Tuesdays, ongoing

Join us for a West African dance class for women and children who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), in partnership with Charlottesville dance troupe Chihamba. In this fun and energetic hour, we will enjoy movement and rhythm, build community, and connect with our African ancestry as we explore the meanings and stories behind each dance. Led by Lillie Williams.

Click here to register.

Wednesdays, 30-minute sessions from 1-4:30pm, ongoing

The gentle touch of craniosacral therapy supports the body in re-patterning the nervous system beyond unresolved stress and trauma and re-discovering the body’s natural state of wellness. This therapy uses light touch on the body while clients recline on a massage table, fully clothed. Participants often experience a greater sense of self-connection, clarity, renewal, and peace following a craniosacral session. Women and members of the gender-expansive community are invited to participate. Led by Amina Stevens of Common Ground Healing Arts.

Contact us at 434.872.0047 to register for a one-on-one session.

Biweekly on Wednesdays

Every other week, we will gather at TWI for queer companionship, connection, and fun. Each session features a different type of “parallel play” to facilitate easy socializing and learn new creative skills. Past sessions have featured adult coloring, game night, art night, and a journaling night. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose and Lisa Gaudet.

Click here to register.
Register once and attend any of the sessions.

1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month

Wind down with your sisters every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month. Sister Circle Yoga invites BIPOC individuals to join in on this gentle, restorative mid-week practice of yoga, meditation and breathwork. First time yoga participants are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes before the class begins. Led by Juanika Howard, LPC.

Click here to register here.

Fridays, ongoing

Knitters, crocheters, quilters, and seamstresses of all levels are invited to gather for in-person fellowship to share designs, offer ideas for projects, and talk about the joy of the craft. Beginners in crochet and quilting will receive guidance, encouragement, and curated resources for learning. Materials will be provided, or you can bring your own. Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color (BIPOC) 18 and older are invited to attend. Led by Ruth Williams.

Click here to register.

Bi-weekly on Mondays, April 7–June 2

Join us every other Monday for a five-class series to explore writing to cultivate personal growth and healing. We will read poems, essays, and book excerpts that show the transformative power of personal narrative and explore how the writing process can serve as a healing tool for adversity and painful experiences. Participants will receive support to work on their healing narratives. Women with any level of writing experience (or none at all!) are welcome to join. Light refreshments will be provided. Led by Erin James, MFA.

Click here to register.

Biweekly on Tuesdays

Explore and celebrate the diverse tapestry of queer history with Queer History Club, a biweekly program dedicated to delving into significant moments and figures from queer history around the world. Each session will feature a discussion of a different type of media, including podcasts, book chapters, and documentaries, to cater to different learning styles and deepen our collective understanding. Our discussions will span every continent and various time periods, providing a rich, global perspective on queer history. This group welcomes individuals of all backgrounds and levels of knowledge to join in the conversation, reflect on the past, and connect with the broader queer community. Members of the LGBTQ+ community 18 years old and up are invited to attend. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose.

Click here to register.

Tuesdays, ongoing

Join us for a West African dance class for women and children who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), in partnership with Charlottesville dance troupe Chihamba. In this fun and energetic hour, we will enjoy movement and rhythm, build community, and connect with our African ancestry as we explore the meanings and stories behind each dance. Led by Lillie Williams.

Click here to register.

Wednesdays, 30-minute sessions from 1-4:30pm, ongoing

The gentle touch of craniosacral therapy supports the body in re-patterning the nervous system beyond unresolved stress and trauma and re-discovering the body’s natural state of wellness. This therapy uses light touch on the body while clients recline on a massage table, fully clothed. Participants often experience a greater sense of self-connection, clarity, renewal, and peace following a craniosacral session. Women and members of the gender-expansive community are invited to participate. Led by Amina Stevens of Common Ground Healing Arts.

Contact us at 434.872.0047 to register for a one-on-one session.

Thursdays, April 10 –May 29, *No group held on May 22

Black women are invited to join us in this culturally grounded support group designed by the Community Healing Network™ to help heal, and end, the trauma caused by the root cause of anti-Black racism: the centuries-old lie of White superiority and Black inferiority. Black women and members of the gender-expansive community who reside in Charlottesville, and the counties of Albemarle, Greene, Fluvanna, Nelson, and Louisa are invited to join. Facilitated by Shelly Wood, LCSW and Grace Wint, QMHP.

Please email sistercircle@thewomensinitiative.org to complete a screening by April 3rd.

Monthly on 2nd Thursdays, April 10–June 12

Join us for an engaging exploration of foundational queer theory texts in this three-month book club. Each month, we'll gather to discuss a different influential work that has shaped queer studies and thought. Our reading list begins with Leslie Feinberg’s “Trans Liberation,” followed by Judith Butler's "Gender Trouble," and Robert McRuer's "Crip Theory.” This book club creates space for thoughtful conversation around these groundbreaking texts and their impact on understanding gender, sexuality, and identity. Thanks to support from The Beautiful Idea, a limited number of books will be available to participants who register in advance. Open to all members of the LGBTQ+ community 18 years old and up interested in queer theory, regardless of prior knowledge. Registration is recommended, especially for those who need assistance obtaining the books. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose.

Click here to register.

Fridays, ongoing

Knitters, crocheters, quilters, and seamstresses of all levels are invited to gather for in-person fellowship to share designs, offer ideas for projects, and talk about the joy of the craft. Beginners in crochet and quilting will receive guidance, encouragement, and curated resources for learning. Materials will be provided, or you can bring your own. Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color (BIPOC) 18 and older are invited to attend. Led by Ruth Williams.

Click here to register.

Los martes, 15–29 de abril

Acompáñanos a este grupo de 3 semanas en el que te invitamos a explorar tu sentido de identidad. Exploraremos el poder curativo del arte utilizando una foto y costura para crear un autoretrato. Cada participante podrá crear una pieza visual que cuente su sentido de identidad a traves del acto de remendar. No necesitas tener conocimientos ni experiencia previa en estas técnicas, nosotras ofreceremos los fundamentos básicos de la costura. Facilitado por Laura Somel, LCSW  y Karina Monroy, Pasante de Arteterapia Clínica.

Para registrarse para este grupo llame al 434.328.1800 o envíe un mensaje a bienestar@thewomensinitiative.org.

Tuesdays, ongoing

Join us for a West African dance class for women and children who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), in partnership with Charlottesville dance troupe Chihamba. In this fun and energetic hour, we will enjoy movement and rhythm, build community, and connect with our African ancestry as we explore the meanings and stories behind each dance. Led by Lillie Williams.

Click here to register.

Wednesdays, 30-minute sessions from 1-4:30pm, ongoing

The gentle touch of craniosacral therapy supports the body in re-patterning the nervous system beyond unresolved stress and trauma and re-discovering the body’s natural state of wellness. This therapy uses light touch on the body while clients recline on a massage table, fully clothed. Participants often experience a greater sense of self-connection, clarity, renewal, and peace following a craniosacral session. Women and members of the gender-expansive community are invited to participate. Led by Amina Stevens of Common Ground Healing Arts.

Contact us at 434.872.0047 to register for a one-on-one session.

1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month

Wind down with your sisters every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month. Sister Circle Yoga invites BIPOC individuals to join in on this gentle, restorative mid-week practice of yoga, meditation and breathwork. First time yoga participants are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes before the class begins. Led by Juanika Howard, LPC.

Click here to register here.

Biweekly on Wednesdays

Every other week, we will gather at TWI for queer companionship, connection, and fun. Each session features a different type of “parallel play” to facilitate easy socializing and learn new creative skills. Past sessions have featured adult coloring, game night, art night, and a journaling night. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose and Lisa Gaudet.

Click here to register.
Register once and attend any of the sessions.

Thursdays, April 10 –May 29, *No group held on May 22

Black women are invited to join us in this culturally grounded support group designed by the Community Healing Network™ to help heal, and end, the trauma caused by the root cause of anti-Black racism: the centuries-old lie of White superiority and Black inferiority. Black women and members of the gender-expansive community who reside in Charlottesville, and the counties of Albemarle, Greene, Fluvanna, Nelson, and Louisa are invited to join. Facilitated by Shelly Wood, LCSW and Grace Wint, QMHP.

Please email sistercircle@thewomensinitiative.org to complete a screening by April 3rd.

Fridays, ongoing

Knitters, crocheters, quilters, and seamstresses of all levels are invited to gather for in-person fellowship to share designs, offer ideas for projects, and talk about the joy of the craft. Beginners in crochet and quilting will receive guidance, encouragement, and curated resources for learning. Materials will be provided, or you can bring your own. Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color (BIPOC) 18 and older are invited to attend. Led by Ruth Williams.

Click here to register.

Los martes, 15–29 de abril

Acompáñanos a este grupo de 3 semanas en el que te invitamos a explorar tu sentido de identidad. Exploraremos el poder curativo del arte utilizando una foto y costura para crear un autoretrato. Cada participante podrá crear una pieza visual que cuente su sentido de identidad a traves del acto de remendar. No necesitas tener conocimientos ni experiencia previa en estas técnicas, nosotras ofreceremos los fundamentos básicos de la costura. Facilitado por Laura Somel, LCSW  y Karina Monroy, Pasante de Arteterapia Clínica.

Para registrarse para este grupo llame al 434.328.1800 o envíe un mensaje a bienestar@thewomensinitiative.org.

Biweekly on Tuesdays

Explore and celebrate the diverse tapestry of queer history with Queer History Club, a biweekly program dedicated to delving into significant moments and figures from queer history around the world. Each session will feature a discussion of a different type of media, including podcasts, book chapters, and documentaries, to cater to different learning styles and deepen our collective understanding. Our discussions will span every continent and various time periods, providing a rich, global perspective on queer history. This group welcomes individuals of all backgrounds and levels of knowledge to join in the conversation, reflect on the past, and connect with the broader queer community. Members of the LGBTQ+ community 18 years old and up are invited to attend. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose.

Click here to register.

Tuesdays, ongoing

Join us for a West African dance class for women and children who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), in partnership with Charlottesville dance troupe Chihamba. In this fun and energetic hour, we will enjoy movement and rhythm, build community, and connect with our African ancestry as we explore the meanings and stories behind each dance. Led by Lillie Williams.

Click here to register.

Wednesdays, 30-minute sessions from 1-4:30pm, ongoing

The gentle touch of craniosacral therapy supports the body in re-patterning the nervous system beyond unresolved stress and trauma and re-discovering the body’s natural state of wellness. This therapy uses light touch on the body while clients recline on a massage table, fully clothed. Participants often experience a greater sense of self-connection, clarity, renewal, and peace following a craniosacral session. Women and members of the gender-expansive community are invited to participate. Led by Amina Stevens of Common Ground Healing Arts.

Contact us at 434.872.0047 to register for a one-on-one session.

Thursdays, April 10 –May 29, *No group held on May 22

Black women are invited to join us in this culturally grounded support group designed by the Community Healing Network™ to help heal, and end, the trauma caused by the root cause of anti-Black racism: the centuries-old lie of White superiority and Black inferiority. Black women and members of the gender-expansive community who reside in Charlottesville, and the counties of Albemarle, Greene, Fluvanna, Nelson, and Louisa are invited to join. Facilitated by Shelly Wood, LCSW and Grace Wint, QMHP.

Please email sistercircle@thewomensinitiative.org to complete a screening by April 3rd.

Every 4th Thursday, ongoing

This group is a safe space for transgender women and transfeminine adult individuals (18 years and older) in Charlottesville, Albemarle, and surrounding areas in Virginia to connect, share, learn from one another, and provide mutual encouragement along our unique, personal journeys. Respecting and maintaining the privacy of individuals and the confidentiality of what is shared in our circle is of utmost importance. Led by Ashley Glennon and members of the TWI Q Staff Alliance.

For more information and to register (preferred names or initials are fine), email cvilletranswomen@gmail.com. Attend any of the sessions.

Fridays, ongoing

Knitters, crocheters, quilters, and seamstresses of all levels are invited to gather for in-person fellowship to share designs, offer ideas for projects, and talk about the joy of the craft. Beginners in crochet and quilting will receive guidance, encouragement, and curated resources for learning. Materials will be provided, or you can bring your own. Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color (BIPOC) 18 and older are invited to attend. Led by Ruth Williams.

Click here to register.

Fridays, April 25, May 30, and June 27

Join us in creating a vibrant collective space where BIPOC LGBTQ individuals can connect and thrive together. Each week will bring an opportunity to socialize, learn, and connect with community through various activities, such as self-care sessions, game nights, artmaking, and more. Individuals who identify as both BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) and LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer) are invited to participate. Register once and attend any of the sessions. Led by Latricia Giles.

Click here to register.
Register once and attend any of the sessions.

Saturdays, April 26, May 31, and June 28

We invite you to explore rest as resistance in this three-part restorative retreat series. Join in to participate in releasing, relaxing and restoring your rest practices through activities such as journaling, self-care and gratitude sessions, and connecting with nature. Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) 18 and older are invited to attend. Led by Latricia Giles.

Click here to register.

Los martes, 15–29 de abril

Acompáñanos a este grupo de 3 semanas en el que te invitamos a explorar tu sentido de identidad. Exploraremos el poder curativo del arte utilizando una foto y costura para crear un autoretrato. Cada participante podrá crear una pieza visual que cuente su sentido de identidad a traves del acto de remendar. No necesitas tener conocimientos ni experiencia previa en estas técnicas, nosotras ofreceremos los fundamentos básicos de la costura. Facilitado por Laura Somel, LCSW  y Karina Monroy, Pasante de Arteterapia Clínica.

Para registrarse para este grupo llame al 434.328.1800 o envíe un mensaje a bienestar@thewomensinitiative.org.

Tuesdays, ongoing

Join us for a West African dance class for women and children who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), in partnership with Charlottesville dance troupe Chihamba. In this fun and energetic hour, we will enjoy movement and rhythm, build community, and connect with our African ancestry as we explore the meanings and stories behind each dance. Led by Lillie Williams.

Click here to register.

Wednesdays, 30-minute sessions from 1-4:30pm, ongoing

The gentle touch of craniosacral therapy supports the body in re-patterning the nervous system beyond unresolved stress and trauma and re-discovering the body’s natural state of wellness. This therapy uses light touch on the body while clients recline on a massage table, fully clothed. Participants often experience a greater sense of self-connection, clarity, renewal, and peace following a craniosacral session. Women and members of the gender-expansive community are invited to participate. Led by Amina Stevens of Common Ground Healing Arts.

Contact us at 434.872.0047 to register for a one-on-one session.

Biweekly on Wednesdays

Every other week, we will gather at TWI for queer companionship, connection, and fun. Each session features a different type of “parallel play” to facilitate easy socializing and learn new creative skills. Past sessions have featured adult coloring, game night, art night, and a journaling night. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose and Lisa Gaudet.

Click here to register.
Register once and attend any of the sessions.

Thursdays, April 10 –May 29, *No group held on May 22

Black women are invited to join us in this culturally grounded support group designed by the Community Healing Network™ to help heal, and end, the trauma caused by the root cause of anti-Black racism: the centuries-old lie of White superiority and Black inferiority. Black women and members of the gender-expansive community who reside in Charlottesville, and the counties of Albemarle, Greene, Fluvanna, Nelson, and Louisa are invited to join. Facilitated by Shelly Wood, LCSW and Grace Wint, QMHP.

Please email sistercircle@thewomensinitiative.org to complete a screening by April 3rd.

Fridays, ongoing

Knitters, crocheters, quilters, and seamstresses of all levels are invited to gather for in-person fellowship to share designs, offer ideas for projects, and talk about the joy of the craft. Beginners in crochet and quilting will receive guidance, encouragement, and curated resources for learning. Materials will be provided, or you can bring your own. Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color (BIPOC) 18 and older are invited to attend. Led by Ruth Williams.

Click here to register.

Mondays, May 5–June 9

Virtual via Zoom

Join us for part 2 of a 2-part series on trauma healing. While trauma healing basics 1 focuses on establishing safety in the body, mind, relationships and environment, trauma healing basics 2 takes a deeper dive into the impact of trauma itself. Learn about the phases of trauma recovery, and the importance of a holistic approach. Participants can expect to engage in nervous system mapping and hone skills to resource their nervous systems through body-based/experiential practices. This is a closed group where participants can share personal experiences and receive support in a non-judgmental, and confidential setting. Participation in THB 1 is recommended but not required. This group is open to women and members of the gender expansive community who reside in the City of Charlottesville and/or the counties of Albemarle, Nelson, Greene, Lousia or Fluvanna. Facilitated by Elise Gibson, LCSW, and Emily Zeanah Shelton, LCSW.

Please email info@thewomensinitiative.org or call 434.872.0047 to complete a screening before April 28.

Bi-weekly on Mondays, April 7–June 2

Join us every other Monday for a five-class series to explore writing to cultivate personal growth and healing. We will read poems, essays, and book excerpts that show the transformative power of personal narrative and explore how the writing process can serve as a healing tool for adversity and painful experiences. Participants will receive support to work on their healing narratives. Women with any level of writing experience (or none at all!) are welcome to join. Light refreshments will be provided. Led by Erin James, MFA.

Click here to register.

Biweekly on Tuesdays

Explore and celebrate the diverse tapestry of queer history with Queer History Club, a biweekly program dedicated to delving into significant moments and figures from queer history around the world. Each session will feature a discussion of a different type of media, including podcasts, book chapters, and documentaries, to cater to different learning styles and deepen our collective understanding. Our discussions will span every continent and various time periods, providing a rich, global perspective on queer history. This group welcomes individuals of all backgrounds and levels of knowledge to join in the conversation, reflect on the past, and connect with the broader queer community. Members of the LGBTQ+ community 18 years old and up are invited to attend. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose.

Click here to register.

Tuesdays, ongoing

Join us for a West African dance class for women and children who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), in partnership with Charlottesville dance troupe Chihamba. In this fun and energetic hour, we will enjoy movement and rhythm, build community, and connect with our African ancestry as we explore the meanings and stories behind each dance. Led by Lillie Williams.

Click here to register.

Wednesdays, 30-minute sessions from 1-4:30pm, ongoing

The gentle touch of craniosacral therapy supports the body in re-patterning the nervous system beyond unresolved stress and trauma and re-discovering the body’s natural state of wellness. This therapy uses light touch on the body while clients recline on a massage table, fully clothed. Participants often experience a greater sense of self-connection, clarity, renewal, and peace following a craniosacral session. Women and members of the gender-expansive community are invited to participate. Led by Amina Stevens of Common Ground Healing Arts.

Contact us at 434.872.0047 to register for a one-on-one session.

1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month

Wind down with your sisters every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month. Sister Circle Yoga invites BIPOC individuals to join in on this gentle, restorative mid-week practice of yoga, meditation and breathwork. First time yoga participants are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes before the class begins. Led by Juanika Howard, LPC.

Click here to register here.

Thursdays, April 10 –May 29, *No group held on May 22

Black women are invited to join us in this culturally grounded support group designed by the Community Healing Network™ to help heal, and end, the trauma caused by the root cause of anti-Black racism: the centuries-old lie of White superiority and Black inferiority. Black women and members of the gender-expansive community who reside in Charlottesville, and the counties of Albemarle, Greene, Fluvanna, Nelson, and Louisa are invited to join. Facilitated by Shelly Wood, LCSW and Grace Wint, QMHP.

Please email sistercircle@thewomensinitiative.org to complete a screening by April 3rd.

Monthly on 2nd Thursdays, April 10–June 12

Join us for an engaging exploration of foundational queer theory texts in this three-month book club. Each month, we'll gather to discuss a different influential work that has shaped queer studies and thought. Our reading list begins with Leslie Feinberg’s “Trans Liberation,” followed by Judith Butler's "Gender Trouble," and Robert McRuer's "Crip Theory.” This book club creates space for thoughtful conversation around these groundbreaking texts and their impact on understanding gender, sexuality, and identity. Thanks to support from The Beautiful Idea, a limited number of books will be available to participants who register in advance. Open to all members of the LGBTQ+ community 18 years old and up interested in queer theory, regardless of prior knowledge. Registration is recommended, especially for those who need assistance obtaining the books. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose.

Click here to register.

Fridays, ongoing

Knitters, crocheters, quilters, and seamstresses of all levels are invited to gather for in-person fellowship to share designs, offer ideas for projects, and talk about the joy of the craft. Beginners in crochet and quilting will receive guidance, encouragement, and curated resources for learning. Materials will be provided, or you can bring your own. Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color (BIPOC) 18 and older are invited to attend. Led by Ruth Williams.

Click here to register.

Mondays, May 5–June 9

Virtual via Zoom

Join us for part 2 of a 2-part series on trauma healing. While trauma healing basics 1 focuses on establishing safety in the body, mind, relationships and environment, trauma healing basics 2 takes a deeper dive into the impact of trauma itself. Learn about the phases of trauma recovery, and the importance of a holistic approach. Participants can expect to engage in nervous system mapping and hone skills to resource their nervous systems through body-based/experiential practices. This is a closed group where participants can share personal experiences and receive support in a non-judgmental, and confidential setting. Participation in THB 1 is recommended but not required. This group is open to women and members of the gender expansive community who reside in the City of Charlottesville and/or the counties of Albemarle, Nelson, Greene, Lousia or Fluvanna. Facilitated by Elise Gibson, LCSW, and Emily Zeanah Shelton, LCSW.

Please email info@thewomensinitiative.org or call 434.872.0047 to complete a screening before April 28.

Lunes, 12 de mayo y miércoles, 28 de mayo

Acompañanos en esta jornada de sonidos profundos para que nos ayuden a relajar nuestro cuerpo. Usaremos sonidos de instrumentos como la vasija de cristal y respiracion suave que guía a nuestro cuerpo en una forma compasiva y saludable para nuestro bienestar. Facilitado por Sibila Quiroz, MSW.

Para registrarse para este grupo llame al 434.328.1800 o envíe un mensaje a bienestar@thewomensinitiative.org.

Tuesdays, ongoing

Join us for a West African dance class for women and children who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), in partnership with Charlottesville dance troupe Chihamba. In this fun and energetic hour, we will enjoy movement and rhythm, build community, and connect with our African ancestry as we explore the meanings and stories behind each dance. Led by Lillie Williams.

Click here to register.

Wednesdays, 30-minute sessions from 1-4:30pm, ongoing

The gentle touch of craniosacral therapy supports the body in re-patterning the nervous system beyond unresolved stress and trauma and re-discovering the body’s natural state of wellness. This therapy uses light touch on the body while clients recline on a massage table, fully clothed. Participants often experience a greater sense of self-connection, clarity, renewal, and peace following a craniosacral session. Women and members of the gender-expansive community are invited to participate. Led by Amina Stevens of Common Ground Healing Arts.

Contact us at 434.872.0047 to register for a one-on-one session.

Biweekly on Wednesdays

Every other week, we will gather at TWI for queer companionship, connection, and fun. Each session features a different type of “parallel play” to facilitate easy socializing and learn new creative skills. Past sessions have featured adult coloring, game night, art night, and a journaling night. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose and Lisa Gaudet.

Click here to register.
Register once and attend any of the sessions.

Thursdays, April 10 –May 29, *No group held on May 22

Black women are invited to join us in this culturally grounded support group designed by the Community Healing Network™ to help heal, and end, the trauma caused by the root cause of anti-Black racism: the centuries-old lie of White superiority and Black inferiority. Black women and members of the gender-expansive community who reside in Charlottesville, and the counties of Albemarle, Greene, Fluvanna, Nelson, and Louisa are invited to join. Facilitated by Shelly Wood, LCSW and Grace Wint, QMHP.

Please email sistercircle@thewomensinitiative.org to complete a screening by April 3rd.

Fridays, ongoing

Knitters, crocheters, quilters, and seamstresses of all levels are invited to gather for in-person fellowship to share designs, offer ideas for projects, and talk about the joy of the craft. Beginners in crochet and quilting will receive guidance, encouragement, and curated resources for learning. Materials will be provided, or you can bring your own. Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color (BIPOC) 18 and older are invited to attend. Led by Ruth Williams.

Click here to register.

Mondays, May 5–June 9

Virtual via Zoom

Join us for part 2 of a 2-part series on trauma healing. While trauma healing basics 1 focuses on establishing safety in the body, mind, relationships and environment, trauma healing basics 2 takes a deeper dive into the impact of trauma itself. Learn about the phases of trauma recovery, and the importance of a holistic approach. Participants can expect to engage in nervous system mapping and hone skills to resource their nervous systems through body-based/experiential practices. This is a closed group where participants can share personal experiences and receive support in a non-judgmental, and confidential setting. Participation in THB 1 is recommended but not required. This group is open to women and members of the gender expansive community who reside in the City of Charlottesville and/or the counties of Albemarle, Nelson, Greene, Lousia or Fluvanna. Facilitated by Elise Gibson, LCSW, and Emily Zeanah Shelton, LCSW.

Please email info@thewomensinitiative.org or call 434.872.0047 to complete a screening before April 28.

Bi-weekly on Mondays, April 7–June 2

Join us every other Monday for a five-class series to explore writing to cultivate personal growth and healing. We will read poems, essays, and book excerpts that show the transformative power of personal narrative and explore how the writing process can serve as a healing tool for adversity and painful experiences. Participants will receive support to work on their healing narratives. Women with any level of writing experience (or none at all!) are welcome to join. Light refreshments will be provided. Led by Erin James, MFA.

Click here to register.

Biweekly on Tuesdays

Explore and celebrate the diverse tapestry of queer history with Queer History Club, a biweekly program dedicated to delving into significant moments and figures from queer history around the world. Each session will feature a discussion of a different type of media, including podcasts, book chapters, and documentaries, to cater to different learning styles and deepen our collective understanding. Our discussions will span every continent and various time periods, providing a rich, global perspective on queer history. This group welcomes individuals of all backgrounds and levels of knowledge to join in the conversation, reflect on the past, and connect with the broader queer community. Members of the LGBTQ+ community 18 years old and up are invited to attend. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose.

Click here to register.

Tuesdays, ongoing

Join us for a West African dance class for women and children who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), in partnership with Charlottesville dance troupe Chihamba. In this fun and energetic hour, we will enjoy movement and rhythm, build community, and connect with our African ancestry as we explore the meanings and stories behind each dance. Led by Lillie Williams.

Click here to register.

Wednesdays, 30-minute sessions from 1-4:30pm, ongoing

The gentle touch of craniosacral therapy supports the body in re-patterning the nervous system beyond unresolved stress and trauma and re-discovering the body’s natural state of wellness. This therapy uses light touch on the body while clients recline on a massage table, fully clothed. Participants often experience a greater sense of self-connection, clarity, renewal, and peace following a craniosacral session. Women and members of the gender-expansive community are invited to participate. Led by Amina Stevens of Common Ground Healing Arts.

Contact us at 434.872.0047 to register for a one-on-one session.

1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month

Wind down with your sisters every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month. Sister Circle Yoga invites BIPOC individuals to join in on this gentle, restorative mid-week practice of yoga, meditation and breathwork. First time yoga participants are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes before the class begins. Led by Juanika Howard, LPC.

Click here to register here.

Every 4th Thursday, ongoing

This group is a safe space for transgender women and transfeminine adult individuals (18 years and older) in Charlottesville, Albemarle, and surrounding areas in Virginia to connect, share, learn from one another, and provide mutual encouragement along our unique, personal journeys. Respecting and maintaining the privacy of individuals and the confidentiality of what is shared in our circle is of utmost importance. Led by Ashley Glennon and members of the TWI Q Staff Alliance.

For more information and to register (preferred names or initials are fine), email cvilletranswomen@gmail.com. Attend any of the sessions.

Fridays, ongoing

Knitters, crocheters, quilters, and seamstresses of all levels are invited to gather for in-person fellowship to share designs, offer ideas for projects, and talk about the joy of the craft. Beginners in crochet and quilting will receive guidance, encouragement, and curated resources for learning. Materials will be provided, or you can bring your own. Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color (BIPOC) 18 and older are invited to attend. Led by Ruth Williams.

Click here to register.

Mondays, May 5–June 9

Virtual via Zoom

Join us for part 2 of a 2-part series on trauma healing. While trauma healing basics 1 focuses on establishing safety in the body, mind, relationships and environment, trauma healing basics 2 takes a deeper dive into the impact of trauma itself. Learn about the phases of trauma recovery, and the importance of a holistic approach. Participants can expect to engage in nervous system mapping and hone skills to resource their nervous systems through body-based/experiential practices. This is a closed group where participants can share personal experiences and receive support in a non-judgmental, and confidential setting. Participation in THB 1 is recommended but not required. This group is open to women and members of the gender expansive community who reside in the City of Charlottesville and/or the counties of Albemarle, Nelson, Greene, Lousia or Fluvanna. Facilitated by Elise Gibson, LCSW, and Emily Zeanah Shelton, LCSW.

Please email info@thewomensinitiative.org or call 434.872.0047 to complete a screening before April 28.

Tuesdays, ongoing

Join us for a West African dance class for women and children who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), in partnership with Charlottesville dance troupe Chihamba. In this fun and energetic hour, we will enjoy movement and rhythm, build community, and connect with our African ancestry as we explore the meanings and stories behind each dance. Led by Lillie Williams.

Click here to register.

Wednesdays, 30-minute sessions from 1-4:30pm, ongoing

The gentle touch of craniosacral therapy supports the body in re-patterning the nervous system beyond unresolved stress and trauma and re-discovering the body’s natural state of wellness. This therapy uses light touch on the body while clients recline on a massage table, fully clothed. Participants often experience a greater sense of self-connection, clarity, renewal, and peace following a craniosacral session. Women and members of the gender-expansive community are invited to participate. Led by Amina Stevens of Common Ground Healing Arts.

Contact us at 434.872.0047 to register for a one-on-one session.

Biweekly on Wednesdays

Every other week, we will gather at TWI for queer companionship, connection, and fun. Each session features a different type of “parallel play” to facilitate easy socializing and learn new creative skills. Past sessions have featured adult coloring, game night, art night, and a journaling night. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose and Lisa Gaudet.

Click here to register.
Register once and attend any of the sessions.

Lunes, 12 de mayo y miércoles, 28 de mayo

Acompañanos en esta jornada de sonidos profundos para que nos ayuden a relajar nuestro cuerpo. Usaremos sonidos de instrumentos como la vasija de cristal y respiracion suave que guía a nuestro cuerpo en una forma compasiva y saludable para nuestro bienestar. Facilitado por Sibila Quiroz, MSW.

Para registrarse para este grupo llame al 434.328.1800 o envíe un mensaje a bienestar@thewomensinitiative.org.

Thursdays, April 10 –May 29, *No group held on May 22

Black women are invited to join us in this culturally grounded support group designed by the Community Healing Network™ to help heal, and end, the trauma caused by the root cause of anti-Black racism: the centuries-old lie of White superiority and Black inferiority. Black women and members of the gender-expansive community who reside in Charlottesville, and the counties of Albemarle, Greene, Fluvanna, Nelson, and Louisa are invited to join. Facilitated by Shelly Wood, LCSW and Grace Wint, QMHP.

Please email sistercircle@thewomensinitiative.org to complete a screening by April 3rd.

Fridays, ongoing

Knitters, crocheters, quilters, and seamstresses of all levels are invited to gather for in-person fellowship to share designs, offer ideas for projects, and talk about the joy of the craft. Beginners in crochet and quilting will receive guidance, encouragement, and curated resources for learning. Materials will be provided, or you can bring your own. Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color (BIPOC) 18 and older are invited to attend. Led by Ruth Williams.

Click here to register.

Fridays, April 25, May 30, and June 27

Join us in creating a vibrant collective space where BIPOC LGBTQ individuals can connect and thrive together. Each week will bring an opportunity to socialize, learn, and connect with community through various activities, such as self-care sessions, game nights, artmaking, and more. Individuals who identify as both BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) and LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer) are invited to participate. Register once and attend any of the sessions. Led by Latricia Giles.

Click here to register.
Register once and attend any of the sessions.

Saturdays, April 26, May 31, and June 28

We invite you to explore rest as resistance in this three-part restorative retreat series. Join in to participate in releasing, relaxing and restoring your rest practices through activities such as journaling, self-care and gratitude sessions, and connecting with nature. Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) 18 and older are invited to attend. Led by Latricia Giles.

Click here to register.

Mondays, May 5–June 9

Virtual via Zoom

Join us for part 2 of a 2-part series on trauma healing. While trauma healing basics 1 focuses on establishing safety in the body, mind, relationships and environment, trauma healing basics 2 takes a deeper dive into the impact of trauma itself. Learn about the phases of trauma recovery, and the importance of a holistic approach. Participants can expect to engage in nervous system mapping and hone skills to resource their nervous systems through body-based/experiential practices. This is a closed group where participants can share personal experiences and receive support in a non-judgmental, and confidential setting. Participation in THB 1 is recommended but not required. This group is open to women and members of the gender expansive community who reside in the City of Charlottesville and/or the counties of Albemarle, Nelson, Greene, Lousia or Fluvanna. Facilitated by Elise Gibson, LCSW, and Emily Zeanah Shelton, LCSW.

Please email info@thewomensinitiative.org or call 434.872.0047 to complete a screening before April 28.

Bi-weekly on Mondays, April 7–June 2

Join us every other Monday for a five-class series to explore writing to cultivate personal growth and healing. We will read poems, essays, and book excerpts that show the transformative power of personal narrative and explore how the writing process can serve as a healing tool for adversity and painful experiences. Participants will receive support to work on their healing narratives. Women with any level of writing experience (or none at all!) are welcome to join. Light refreshments will be provided. Led by Erin James, MFA.

Click here to register.

Biweekly on Tuesdays

Explore and celebrate the diverse tapestry of queer history with Queer History Club, a biweekly program dedicated to delving into significant moments and figures from queer history around the world. Each session will feature a discussion of a different type of media, including podcasts, book chapters, and documentaries, to cater to different learning styles and deepen our collective understanding. Our discussions will span every continent and various time periods, providing a rich, global perspective on queer history. This group welcomes individuals of all backgrounds and levels of knowledge to join in the conversation, reflect on the past, and connect with the broader queer community. Members of the LGBTQ+ community 18 years old and up are invited to attend. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose.

Click here to register.

Tuesdays, ongoing

Join us for a West African dance class for women and children who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), in partnership with Charlottesville dance troupe Chihamba. In this fun and energetic hour, we will enjoy movement and rhythm, build community, and connect with our African ancestry as we explore the meanings and stories behind each dance. Led by Lillie Williams.

Click here to register.

Wednesdays, 30-minute sessions from 1-4:30pm, ongoing

The gentle touch of craniosacral therapy supports the body in re-patterning the nervous system beyond unresolved stress and trauma and re-discovering the body’s natural state of wellness. This therapy uses light touch on the body while clients recline on a massage table, fully clothed. Participants often experience a greater sense of self-connection, clarity, renewal, and peace following a craniosacral session. Women and members of the gender-expansive community are invited to participate. Led by Amina Stevens of Common Ground Healing Arts.

Contact us at 434.872.0047 to register for a one-on-one session.

1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month

Wind down with your sisters every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month. Sister Circle Yoga invites BIPOC individuals to join in on this gentle, restorative mid-week practice of yoga, meditation and breathwork. First time yoga participants are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes before the class begins. Led by Juanika Howard, LPC.

Click here to register here.

Los jueves, 5–26 de junio

En línea vía Zoom

Acompáñanos a crear un círculo de apoyo virtual para mujeres Latinas dedicado a aprender técnicas de relajación para el manejo del estrés y las preocupaciones cotidianas. Facilitado por Ingrid Ramos, LPC.

Para registrarse para este grupo llame al 434.328.1800 o envíe un mensaje a bienestar@thewomensinitiative.org.

Fridays, ongoing

Knitters, crocheters, quilters, and seamstresses of all levels are invited to gather for in-person fellowship to share designs, offer ideas for projects, and talk about the joy of the craft. Beginners in crochet and quilting will receive guidance, encouragement, and curated resources for learning. Materials will be provided, or you can bring your own. Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color (BIPOC) 18 and older are invited to attend. Led by Ruth Williams.

Click here to register.

This training program helps aspiring allies gain insight into the beautiful diversity of LGBTQ+ identities. Participants will explore the basics of LGBTQ+ identity, vocabulary, history, and the ongoing Movement for LGBTQ+ Liberation. Through personal stories, they will deepen their understanding of the lived experiences of LGBTQ+ people in our region. If you aspire to be an ally to the LGBTQ+ community and want to learn more about what the movement has to offer, this training is the perfect for you! Lunch will be provided. Space is limited; please register by June 2. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose and H Peterson.

Click here to register.

Mondays, May 5–June 9

Virtual via Zoom

Join us for part 2 of a 2-part series on trauma healing. While trauma healing basics 1 focuses on establishing safety in the body, mind, relationships and environment, trauma healing basics 2 takes a deeper dive into the impact of trauma itself. Learn about the phases of trauma recovery, and the importance of a holistic approach. Participants can expect to engage in nervous system mapping and hone skills to resource their nervous systems through body-based/experiential practices. This is a closed group where participants can share personal experiences and receive support in a non-judgmental, and confidential setting. Participation in THB 1 is recommended but not required. This group is open to women and members of the gender expansive community who reside in the City of Charlottesville and/or the counties of Albemarle, Nelson, Greene, Lousia or Fluvanna. Facilitated by Elise Gibson, LCSW, and Emily Zeanah Shelton, LCSW.

Please email info@thewomensinitiative.org or call 434.872.0047 to complete a screening before April 28.

Tuesdays, ongoing

Join us for a West African dance class for women and children who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), in partnership with Charlottesville dance troupe Chihamba. In this fun and energetic hour, we will enjoy movement and rhythm, build community, and connect with our African ancestry as we explore the meanings and stories behind each dance. Led by Lillie Williams.

Click here to register.

Wednesdays, 30-minute sessions from 1-4:30pm, ongoing

The gentle touch of craniosacral therapy supports the body in re-patterning the nervous system beyond unresolved stress and trauma and re-discovering the body’s natural state of wellness. This therapy uses light touch on the body while clients recline on a massage table, fully clothed. Participants often experience a greater sense of self-connection, clarity, renewal, and peace following a craniosacral session. Women and members of the gender-expansive community are invited to participate. Led by Amina Stevens of Common Ground Healing Arts.

Contact us at 434.872.0047 to register for a one-on-one session.

Biweekly on Wednesdays

Every other week, we will gather at TWI for queer companionship, connection, and fun. Each session features a different type of “parallel play” to facilitate easy socializing and learn new creative skills. Past sessions have featured adult coloring, game night, art night, and a journaling night. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose and Lisa Gaudet.

Click here to register.
Register once and attend any of the sessions.

Monthly on 2nd Thursdays, April 10–June 12

Join us for an engaging exploration of foundational queer theory texts in this three-month book club. Each month, we'll gather to discuss a different influential work that has shaped queer studies and thought. Our reading list begins with Leslie Feinberg’s “Trans Liberation,” followed by Judith Butler's "Gender Trouble," and Robert McRuer's "Crip Theory.” This book club creates space for thoughtful conversation around these groundbreaking texts and their impact on understanding gender, sexuality, and identity. Thanks to support from The Beautiful Idea, a limited number of books will be available to participants who register in advance. Open to all members of the LGBTQ+ community 18 years old and up interested in queer theory, regardless of prior knowledge. Registration is recommended, especially for those who need assistance obtaining the books. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose.

Click here to register.

Los jueves, 5–26 de junio

En línea vía Zoom

Acompáñanos a crear un círculo de apoyo virtual para mujeres Latinas dedicado a aprender técnicas de relajación para el manejo del estrés y las preocupaciones cotidianas. Facilitado por Ingrid Ramos, LPC.

Para registrarse para este grupo llame al 434.328.1800 o envíe un mensaje a bienestar@thewomensinitiative.org.

Fridays, ongoing

Knitters, crocheters, quilters, and seamstresses of all levels are invited to gather for in-person fellowship to share designs, offer ideas for projects, and talk about the joy of the craft. Beginners in crochet and quilting will receive guidance, encouragement, and curated resources for learning. Materials will be provided, or you can bring your own. Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color (BIPOC) 18 and older are invited to attend. Led by Ruth Williams.

Click here to register.

Biweekly on Tuesdays

Explore and celebrate the diverse tapestry of queer history with Queer History Club, a biweekly program dedicated to delving into significant moments and figures from queer history around the world. Each session will feature a discussion of a different type of media, including podcasts, book chapters, and documentaries, to cater to different learning styles and deepen our collective understanding. Our discussions will span every continent and various time periods, providing a rich, global perspective on queer history. This group welcomes individuals of all backgrounds and levels of knowledge to join in the conversation, reflect on the past, and connect with the broader queer community. Members of the LGBTQ+ community 18 years old and up are invited to attend. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose.

Click here to register.

Tuesdays, ongoing

Join us for a West African dance class for women and children who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), in partnership with Charlottesville dance troupe Chihamba. In this fun and energetic hour, we will enjoy movement and rhythm, build community, and connect with our African ancestry as we explore the meanings and stories behind each dance. Led by Lillie Williams.

Click here to register.

Wednesdays, 30-minute sessions from 1-4:30pm, ongoing

The gentle touch of craniosacral therapy supports the body in re-patterning the nervous system beyond unresolved stress and trauma and re-discovering the body’s natural state of wellness. This therapy uses light touch on the body while clients recline on a massage table, fully clothed. Participants often experience a greater sense of self-connection, clarity, renewal, and peace following a craniosacral session. Women and members of the gender-expansive community are invited to participate. Led by Amina Stevens of Common Ground Healing Arts.

Contact us at 434.872.0047 to register for a one-on-one session.

1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month

Wind down with your sisters every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month. Sister Circle Yoga invites BIPOC individuals to join in on this gentle, restorative mid-week practice of yoga, meditation and breathwork. First time yoga participants are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes before the class begins. Led by Juanika Howard, LPC.

Click here to register here.

Los jueves, 5–26 de junio

En línea vía Zoom

Acompáñanos a crear un círculo de apoyo virtual para mujeres Latinas dedicado a aprender técnicas de relajación para el manejo del estrés y las preocupaciones cotidianas. Facilitado por Ingrid Ramos, LPC.

Para registrarse para este grupo llame al 434.328.1800 o envíe un mensaje a bienestar@thewomensinitiative.org.

Fridays, ongoing

Knitters, crocheters, quilters, and seamstresses of all levels are invited to gather for in-person fellowship to share designs, offer ideas for projects, and talk about the joy of the craft. Beginners in crochet and quilting will receive guidance, encouragement, and curated resources for learning. Materials will be provided, or you can bring your own. Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color (BIPOC) 18 and older are invited to attend. Led by Ruth Williams.

Click here to register.

Tuesdays, ongoing

Join us for a West African dance class for women and children who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), in partnership with Charlottesville dance troupe Chihamba. In this fun and energetic hour, we will enjoy movement and rhythm, build community, and connect with our African ancestry as we explore the meanings and stories behind each dance. Led by Lillie Williams.

Click here to register.

Wednesdays, 30-minute sessions from 1-4:30pm, ongoing

The gentle touch of craniosacral therapy supports the body in re-patterning the nervous system beyond unresolved stress and trauma and re-discovering the body’s natural state of wellness. This therapy uses light touch on the body while clients recline on a massage table, fully clothed. Participants often experience a greater sense of self-connection, clarity, renewal, and peace following a craniosacral session. Women and members of the gender-expansive community are invited to participate. Led by Amina Stevens of Common Ground Healing Arts.

Contact us at 434.872.0047 to register for a one-on-one session.

Biweekly on Wednesdays

Every other week, we will gather at TWI for queer companionship, connection, and fun. Each session features a different type of “parallel play” to facilitate easy socializing and learn new creative skills. Past sessions have featured adult coloring, game night, art night, and a journaling night. Led by Hyacinth Bellerose and Lisa Gaudet.

Click here to register.
Register once and attend any of the sessions.

Los jueves, 5–26 de junio

En línea vía Zoom

Acompáñanos a crear un círculo de apoyo virtual para mujeres Latinas dedicado a aprender técnicas de relajación para el manejo del estrés y las preocupaciones cotidianas. Facilitado por Ingrid Ramos, LPC.

Para registrarse para este grupo llame al 434.328.1800 o envíe un mensaje a bienestar@thewomensinitiative.org.

Every 4th Thursday, ongoing

This group is a safe space for transgender women and transfeminine adult individuals (18 years and older) in Charlottesville, Albemarle, and surrounding areas in Virginia to connect, share, learn from one another, and provide mutual encouragement along our unique, personal journeys. Respecting and maintaining the privacy of individuals and the confidentiality of what is shared in our circle is of utmost importance. Led by Ashley Glennon, and members of the TWI Q Staff Alliance.

For more information and to register (preferred names or initials are fine), email cvilletranswomen@gmail.com. Attend any of the sessions.

Fridays, ongoing

Knitters, crocheters, quilters, and seamstresses of all levels are invited to gather for in-person fellowship to share designs, offer ideas for projects, and talk about the joy of the craft. Beginners in crochet and quilting will receive guidance, encouragement, and curated resources for learning. Materials will be provided, or you can bring your own. Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color (BIPOC) 18 and older are invited to attend. Led by Ruth Williams.

Click here to register.

Fridays, April 25, May 30, and June 27

Join us in creating a vibrant collective space where BIPOC LGBTQ individuals can connect and thrive together. Each week will bring an opportunity to socialize, learn, and connect with community through various activities, such as self-care sessions, game nights, artmaking, and more. Individuals who identify as both BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) and LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer) are invited to participate. Register once and attend any of the sessions. Led by Latricia Giles.

Click here to register.
Register once and attend any of the sessions.

Saturdays, April 26, May 31, and June 28

We invite you to explore rest as resistance in this three-part restorative retreat series. Join in to participate in releasing, relaxing and restoring your rest practices through activities such as journaling, self-care and gratitude sessions, and connecting with nature. Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) 18 and older are invited to attend. Led by Latricia Giles.

Click here to register.