Who We Are
The Wild Women Society brings together women of all age, race, and background to encourage self-care.
The Wild Women Society brings together women of all age, race, and background to encourage self-care.
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The Next Event:
Wild Women Society Party XXIII; Courage Sunday, October 8, 2017 1-4 pm Mt. Park Rec Center First 50 to register receive a Goody Bag! |
Photos from recent events: (Thanks to Beth and Sydni for these AMAZING photos!) Wild Women Party XXII; Enough Wild Women Party XX; Laugh Wild Women Party XIX; Hope Wild Women Party XVIII; Vulnerability Wild Women Party XVII; Breathe Wild Women Party XVIII; Walls Wild Women Party XIV; Gather |
Oh my dear Wild Women, I am BEYOND excited to present to you my latest addition to The Society: WildChild. In the interest of creating a space for women to thrive and grow, we do well to incorporate GRATITUDE. The Society constantly reminds me of the MAGIC of bringing women together to support and care for each other. With that in mind, $2 of each door fee will be donated to the party's designated WildChild. As is appropriate, the needs of the WildChild will be shared and/or she will attend the party. If you feel so called, it is possible to make additional contributions.
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Guest Speaker Jolie Goodson:
I believe we are all connected, and I feel that strongly when I see people across the globe with the same entrepreneurial fire that I have. Travel is what makes me tick. I started seeing the world with my family at a young age. The urge to see and feel the entire world has always been the driving force in my life, it’s how I make most decisions. I feel such a connection to these people, moving through the world in the same way I do, creating art and trying to build an awesome life. I have been able to stay true to myself and build the life of my dreams in the same way that many others are trying to do. I am lucky and grateful to have the family, friends, and resources to build a life I freakin love. Jolie has worked with students of RISE (Refugee and Immigrant Student Empowerment) on a photovoice project where students share their experiences through photography. Since many of them are not native english speakers, using photos was a powerful way for them to speak. |
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Guest Musician Ashley Kervabon is ripping up the Portland (and NYC, and Nashville, and Vancouver BC) music scene showcasing amazing local women musicians with #WomenCrush. Check it out at Jade Lounge here in Portland, the third Wednesday of the month (9/27). Ashley is a singer-songwriter, and much more. She is paving the way for female musicians providing coaching, venues, and opportunities In a (previously!) male-dominated and competitive industry. And that's not all she does...you should come meet her and find out more! |
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Here is Mary Suzanne Garvey with my "Mom" collage/project that she inspired and is guiding me through. I felt (and feel) extremely shy about showing artwork I have done because I am no artist, but this, my friends, is more about the EXPERIENCE and the journey and that is why when Mary suggested I share it I agreed even though I think it is still a hot mess (it's not done yet!). But isn't that what it is all about anyhow? Sometimes our lives go from 'Everything is Cool' to 'Hot Mess' in a nanosecond. Women are phenomenal at throwing out support lines and helping each other out.
I want to encourage you Wild Women to seek out art, journaling, meditation, anything that opens you up and allows you to tap into your creativity. Do it for YOU, but also do it for those who love you.
I want to encourage you Wild Women to seek out art, journaling, meditation, anything that opens you up and allows you to tap into your creativity. Do it for YOU, but also do it for those who love you.
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