Women's History Month Events
Celebrate with Us
The theme for this month is Empowering Women as History Makers, brought together by our Y leaders who identify as women and allies of all genders in collaboration with the Equity & Justice Center of Excellence. We have created a month-long series of inspiring and empowering virtual events and activities centered around the pivotal role girls and women have and continue to play on the front lines, in global arenas, at work, in sports and as young changemakers.
We invite you to join our free, upcoming events that are open to all:
March 4
4pm-4:30pm (PST): Y Family Dance Time Celebration feat. Anna Banana & The Peels!
Join Anna Banana & The Peels for this fun, energizing dance party with both choreographed movement and free flow. Perfect for all ages.
March 7
1pm-2pm (PST): Community Event: AMPLIFY- Connect, Empower, Grow
In celebration of National Women’s History Month (NWHM), the National Women's History Alliance is honoring the spirit of the101st year since 1920 of the Women’s Right to Vote!
March 8
8am-4pm (PST): Celebrate International Women's Day with the Women’s Leadership Resource Network!
Join the Ys Women’s Leadership Resource Network (WLRN) on March 8 (International Women’s Day) for a virtual experience to connect, empower, and grow alongside your Y colleagues!
March 17
7pm-8:30pm (PST): Community Event: Sensitive Is the New Strong: A Live Online Conversation with Anita Moorjani
In a time when traits like sensitivity, kindness, and compassion are sorely undervalued, Anita helps empaths—whether emerging or acknowledged—navigate obstacles they may face and identify what makes them unique.
March 18
4:30pm-5:30pm (PST): Community Event: Women's History Month Keynote, Gabby Rivera
Join Gabby Rivera, author of Juliet Takes a Breath and writer of the Marvel series America—currently making major waves for her new Marvel series starring America Chavez: a queer, Latinx superhero who’s been written and designed, crucially, by a queer Latinx.
March 26
4pm (PST): Virtual Cooking Class
Join our very own Katrina Gangsaas as we recognize Girls Who Run the World of Culinary Arts. We will highlight female chefs that have been trailblazers in a male dominated industry and prepare a dish inspired by one of the greats! Alice Waters is an award-winning Chef, Restaurateur Author and Activist credited with founding the farm to table movement in this country.
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