Women’s History Month: Virtual Events For Celebration & Inspiration

Women’s History Month celebrates and reflects on the contributions women have made to culture and society while calling attention to the continued fight for gender equality. Explore this collection of virtual events where you’ll find inspiring ways — including International Women’s Day panels, workshops, and coaching sessions — to learn about the past and empower future generations of brilliant women.

Feminine Intelligence Shaping our Future – 90 minute webinar

FEMININE INTELLIGENCE SHAPING OUR FUTURE with our special guests Dr. Scilla Elworthy, Meenakshi Gupta, Indra Adnan, Renata Strengerwoski. It will be held on Wed, March 8, 2023, 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM GMT

It’s organized by FemmeQ. FemmeQ is a community of committed people working to illuminate, integrate and embody the qualities of the feminine we call feminine intelligence in current and future leaders, in all sectors of society and to empower the agency and sovereignty of women. We lead forums, host events, launch initiatives and deliver programmes to bring about the shift that is needed; from a system of domination to one of full partnership.

Our Global Communities includes Berlin, Germany ,London, UK ,Los Angeles, USA, Rio di Janeiro, Brazil ,Nosara, Costa Rica.

Our public spaces have historically been designed and built by men. But change is afoot. Women and those who embody feminine principles are bringing what has been missing, creating more relational spaces and wholistic development.

Please join us for this enlivening dialogue with our guests who are catalysts for transformation. These leaders have developed a deep level of selfawareness through their spiritual practices, challenged themselves to go beyond their inherited beliefs, broken through social stigmas and norms and built a breadth of capacity that based on their stand in the world for what matters most to them. We will discuss how the future is being shaped by feminine principled leadership and women, from grassroots activism to our public institutions.

We will activate the conversation with…

1. Feminism is undergoing a profound development in what is now considered a post-binary, even post gender age.

With these shifts occurring how do we continue to talk about womanhood?

2. Awareness of the ecofeminism movement and the principles they uphold is gaining traction from those working in key areas of; environment, ecology, climate action and peace building.

What does feminine principled leadership bring that makes the difference to the challenges we face?

We believe, key to transformation at this time, is the ability to hold space for diverse perspectives regards these important topics. These women are leaders in their field; peacebuilding, politics, ecology, and right livelehood. They bring differing views and approaches to their work, all needed and valued for the difference they make in shaping our future.