UPCOMING EVENTS
Check back often! New events are added frequently, particularly for upcoming months.
MARCH
Write Your Story | Starting March 13th
WHAT’S YOUR NARRATIVE? Whether it’s getting divorced, navigating an unexpected life-change…. or simply coping with the uncertainty and isolation of the past year, we all struggle to make sense of the events in our lives that affect us most deeply. If you’re...
Principles of (Self) Pleasure | March 4th
It's been a long winter and the Covid threat still lurks. Those of us who are currently single are spending a lot of bedtime alone. If, as the health officials have famously told us, "you are your safest sex partner," then you might as well make solo sex as good as it...
APRIL
Grief & Gratitude: Covid Edition | Starting April 4th
A Virtual Workshop "In myth, in ritual, and in theology, the broken heart is not a regrettable symptom of derailment, but is rather the starting point of anything that matters." --Kimberley Patton, professor, Harvard Divinity School No matter how you got here, the...
*This calendar is updated throughout the year with new events and workshops.
On rare occasion, we may modify the date of an event. Please check in periodically to see what’s new!
Online or In-Person Panel Events:
Once a month, we bring you two or more top experts from the New York City Area
for presentations and discussions.
Workshops:
Intensive sessions on topics ranging from grief recovery to budgeting, online dating, and more.
See two or more events you’d like to attend?
Join us as a member and receive free entry to all of our online and in-person panel events, 20% off workshops for the year, and special member-only social events! Plus, receive UNtying the Knot, a series of short videos featuring some of the country’s most experienced and knowledgeable experts who offer advice on how to navigate divorce and build a rich and nurturing life.
You can view past workshop and event calendars here.
Thank you for creating a safe space for women in the different stages of divorce to share, support, and learn from each other. For many of us, there is no community to turn to for support. Of course, our friends and loved ones reach out to comfort us, but connecting with others going through similar experiences is invaluable.
