Explore tips and tricks on how to create a LinkedIn profile that brings your personal career story to life, whether you’re just starting out, seeking to advance, or making a career change.

Get out the Rona slump and get active with us!

Class outline: 30 min. 

• Warm up & upper body stretch using hand towel or stretch strap and door frame. (5 min)

• Lower body hip mobility (lunge movement) using chair or couch to assist. (5 min) 

• Froward folds 5x (3 min )

• Floor work: bridges & hip stretch (7 min)

• Standing: 2sets:

  • Walkouts 3x 

  • Squats with arm rotation 10x

  • Squat/lunge touchdown 5x ea leg

This live guided meditation will help you calm your mind and body to feel lighter, grounded, and with more clarity.

Samora Suber is a certified Meditation and Yoga Instructor based in Los Angeles, CA. She is trained in Ashtanga yoga and has been teaching all levels of Vinyasa yoga for over five years. Samora has led meditation and yoga workshops for brands such as OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network, Athleta, Vaseline, #BlogHer, The Wing, The Riveter, and other wellness organizations.

Beat the “Rona” blues and get active! Join us for a virtual workout with the fabulous Gym Hooky this Friday at 4:30pm.

Meet and be inspired by dope women running for office in honor of Shirley Chisholm.

About this Event

"If they don't give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair." -Shirley Chisholm

Join us in a secret location in San Francisco for an evening of FUN empowering women to get involved, vote and meet women running for local office.

Program

• 6:00-7:00 - Sign up, Appetizers/Beverages and Networking

• 7:00-7:45 - Discussion + Q&A

• 7:45-8:00 - More Networking, Close

Line Up (In alphabetical order by last name)

Bivett Brackett

"I’m running for Democratic Central Committee because I love our city and its diverse residents. If elected, I promise to help return San Francisco to its true progressive roots by ensuring local policies are focused on the benefit of working-class people. Everyone should have their basic needs met.

For changes to be made, we need to elect Democrats with more than just political experience – our candidates need life experience and a personal understanding of {middle-class struggles.} We need to change.

As your Central Committee member, I will use my experience as an activist to hold our candidates accountable and help foster the inclusivity needed to truly create a San Francisco for all residents. Central Committees should not be controlled by powerful special interests or career politicians; they belong firmly in the hands of the people.

I’ve devoted my life to public service and I know what it takes to usher in change. I grew up in District 5 and raised my kids in District 10 and a graduate of Lowell High. I know we can revitalize our communities and create a government for the people. I would be honored to have your vote and serve as your next committee member. We can do this – together."

Tyra Fennell

Tyra Fennell is resident of the Bayview Hunters Point and founder of Imprint City, based in the Dogpatch at the Minnesota Street Project. Imprint City is an organization activating underutilized areas with art projects to encourage increased foot traffic in support of local merchants. Under Tyra’s leadership, this organization has welcomed over 8,000 event goers to the Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood.

Tyra is an Assembly District 17 delegate who has co-authored legislation and serves as the vice chair for San Francisco's African American Arts and Cultural District. She is a co-founder of the San Francisco Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (ENDC), serves on the board of the San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association (SPUR), Open Door Legal as well as a Film Commissioner and an Emerge California Alum. Tyra is a proud, legacy graduate of Howard University.

Nadia Rahman

"As a Muslim American woman of color and child of immigrants who came to the United States to seek a better life for themselves and their children, I personally know how much is at stake for people like me in the Trump era. After the 2016 election, I had the choice of tuning out and acting as if every fiber of who I am as a human being wasn’t under threat - or resisting, engaging and fighting for the democratic ideals America represents. I chose to become an activist and fight like hell.

I showed up for marches, rallies, and meetings. I phone banked, canvassed and rallied my personal networks across the country to show up and vote democratic in the 2018 midterms election. Representation, inclusion, social equity and justice are critically important to me, and I believe that a strong Democratic party is the way to preserve and strengthen these ideals for San Francisco and for the United States. I’m running for the San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee (DCCC) in California Assembly District 19 (AD-19) because I want to strengthen our local democratic party by ensuring accountability of our elected officials and local government, investing in our community, registering and engaging voters, and improving our quality of life by supporting Democratic candidates and ballot measures that support small business, education and affordability."

Cyn Wang

Cyn Wang is running for Democratic Party leadership (Democratic County Central Committee). She is a native San Franciscan, a small business owner, attorney, LGBT champion, and mom to a SFUSD kindergartner. Her family’s business, Wang Insurance, has been at 31st and Judah since 1979. Cyn previously served as a U.S. diplomat during the Obama Administration. She began her career by serving as Assistant City Attorney to several Bay Area cities. She is a proud graduate of Smith College and the UC Davis School of Law.

"As a native San Franciscan, i have watched too many of my friends, family, and favorite small businesses leave because they can no longer afford to stay. I believe San Francisco’s affordability crisis is the gravest threat to our progressive values, diversity, and sustainability. On a national level, we have a white house focused on dismantling our democracy. A strong democratic party is our best firewall against Donald Trump. I bring a deep well of experience in land use, public policy, and diplomacy to tackle our problems head-on."

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If interested in partnering or sponsoring this event, please email gilljasmine@gmail.com

Join us in the beautiful Airbnb theatre for an evening of FUN empowering women to travel solo and live their best life through adventure!

Hear from travel influencers and find the right type of vacation to fit your solo travel style. Discover tricks and tips on getting the best flights deals and accommodations. You will also learn ways to keep safe when wandering alone and get access to awesome sample itineraries.

As always well have great food, drinks, games, and awesome prizes!

Program

• 6:30-7:00 - Sign up, Appetizers/Beverages and Networking

• 7:00-7:45 - Discussion + Q&A

• 7:45-8:00 - More Networking, Close

Line Up

Atikah Amalina

Atikah started The Tudung Traveller, an umbrella personal brand for women empowerment, travel, and mental health - the 'tudung' referring to the hijab in her native language. As a solo Muslim female traveller, she uses her influence to advocate and public speak on social impact and justice issues. This includes being featured on BBC, Huffington Post and Channel NewsAsia. Previously, she was a high school English teacher in Singapore. Currently, she is a fellow with the US State Department under the Community Solutions Program, a leadership program for global community leaders. She is attached to Paid Leave US in San Francisco, working for bold and comprehensive changes to paid family leave policies in United States

Danielle Washington

Danielle D. Washington is the CEO and founder of Rogue Experiences, a thriving travel concierge that teaches busy women of color how to ditch the norm and discover the lives they’re meant to lead, via unforgettable travel experiences. With over 20 years of experience in event planning, logistics, and hospitality, Danielle is skilled in curating one-of-a-kind, domestic and international excursions for group and solo travelers. She proudly offers a variety of services that include destination research, flight and accommodation research and booking, and detailed trip itineraries. Her main priority is helping her clients use travel as a way to live life on their own terms and immerse themselves in the freedom that comes along with that.

Nupur Singh

Nupur is a social media marketer & blogger. She began her career as an investment banker at Goldman Sachs and pivoted into the world of digital marketing by strategizing social growth for brands and startups. Nupur also helps C Suite executives, bloggers and entrepreneurs build their personal brand through content and media. She also founded Young Founders Connect, a members-only network that provides marketing workshops to entrepreneurs and founders. Her portfolio can be viewed on www.nupursingh.com As an influencer, she has over 60K followers on Instagram and has worked with various brands like Armani Beauty, Charlotte Russe, Club Monaco, Makeup Forever, etc to help them curate and promote content. Nupur has been featured in publications such as International Business Times, HuffPost and Thrive Global

StacyGriner

Stacy Griner is an Integrative Health and Wellness Coach who is passionate about helping people integrate holistic wellness practices into their daily lives. Stacy became an Ironman triathlete in 2016 and raised thousands of dollars for San Francisco AIDS Foundation by completing the AIDS\LifeCycle 7-day, 545 bike ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles in both 2014 and 2016 and plans to participate again in 2019. She has traveled to over 22 states and 17 countries. She has traveled solo to Vancouver, Guatemala, Belize, Madrid, Barcelona, and Morocco. Travel is her therapy.

If interested in partnering or sponsoring this event, please email gilljasmine@gmail.com

DESCRIPTION

Cheers to those of us who struggle passionately, and intelligently to BE our best but don't always FEEL our best.

When we hear "self care" we usually think spa days, scenic walks, or just chillin' [which is cool] but there is a deeper level that we aim to explore at this empowering event.

Join us at Wework Gas Towers in DTLA as we empower ourselves to prioritize self care on a deeper level through emotional wellness. Emotional wellness involves being attentive to your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, whether positive or negative. It implies the ability to be aware of and accept our feelings, rather than deny them, have an optimistic approach to life, and enjoy life despite its occasional disappointments and frustrations.

This amazing panel will be led by:

• Gaea Woods, M.A., Associate Marriage and Family Therapist

• Margena Carter, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

• Brandi Veil, CEO of Being Investments

• Kristina Lembesis, Gyals Network

In this program we will cover the following:

• Exercise how to be attentive to your thoughts, feelings and behaviors

• Become aware and accepting of your true feelings

• Remain optimistic about life despite disappointment and fustration

• Source and form your "tribe" to help you through hard times

Program Schedule

• 6:00-6:30 - Sign up, Appetizers/Beverages and Networking

• 6:30-7:30 - Discussion + Q&A

• 7:30-8:00 - More Networking, Close

If you'd like to sponsor or partner for this event please email gilljasmine@gmail.com

Cant make it to this event but want to keep up on future events? Join our mailing list at www.gyalsnetwork.com.

Follow us on Instagram, facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.

Note: If you are interested in our Los Angeles Emotional Wellness event, click here. The event below takes place in San Francisco.

Cheers to those of us who struggle passionately, and intelligently to BE our best but don't always FEEL our best.

When we hear "self care" we usually think spa days, scenic walks, or just chillin' [which is cool] but there is a deeper level that we aim to explore at this empowering event.

Join us at Square Headquarters in SF as we empower ourselves to prioritize self care on a deeper level through emotional wellness. Emotional wellness involves being attentive to your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, whether positive or negative. It implies the ability to be aware of and accept our feelings, rather than deny them, have an optimistic approach to life, and enjoy life despite its occasional disappointments and frustrations.

This amazing panel will be led by:

• Vivian Lee Pichardo, Psy.D. Psychotherapist

• Mei-Hua Gee, Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist 77452

• Njambi "Brocollete" Gibson, Wellness Evangelist

• Kristina Lembesis, Gyals Network

In this program we will cover the following:

• Exercise how to be attentive to your thoughts, feelings and behaviors

• Become aware and accepting of your true feelings

• Remain optimistic about life despite disappointment and fustration

• Source and form your "tribe" to help you through hard times

Program Schedule

• 6:30-7:00 - Sign up, Appetizers/Beverages and Networking

• 7:00-7:45 - Discussion + Q&A

• 7:45-8:30 - More Networking, Close

If you'd like to sponsor or partner for this event please email gilljasmine@gmail.com

Cant make it to this event but want to keep up on future events? Join our mailing list at www.gyalsnetwork.com.

Follow us on Instagram, facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.

DESCRIPTION

"FULL-TIME WORKERS WHO IDENTIFY AS WOMEN MADE ONLY 80 CENTS FOR EVERY DOLLAR EARNED BY MEN, A GENDER WAGE GAP OF 20 PERCENT.WOMEN OF COLOR EARN EVEN LESS." (SOURCE:WWW.AAUW.ORG)

By popular demand we are offering a special in-person Salary Negotiations workshop with the amazing Kathlyn Hart who has designed a highly rated program aimed at empowering women and people of color (all genders welcome) who have been statistically shown to be paid significantly less than their white male counterparts on average.

Please check out a feature of our last program in Black Enterprise here.

Join us on September 12th, at 6:30PM at Wework SOMA to learn the core skills/techniques required to successfully negotiate a job offer, including how to respond when you are asked "what is your current salary?" Be sure to take advantage of limited early bird pricing.

Attendees will receive:

• Light food and beverages 
• The chance to participate in negotiation scenario role-playing
• Workshop tool for practicing negotiations at home

Topics Covered:

• Overcoming your fear
• How to avoid revealing your current salary
• Assessing your market value
• How to negotiate beyond just salary
• Negotiating with a long-term relationship in mind

About Kathlyn

Kathlyn Hart is a salary negotiation coach and a motivational speaker who supports ambitious women to dream big, live bold and earn more. Through her salary negotiation bootcamp “Be Brave Get Paid,” which has helped women increase their income by an average of $15,000, she teaches underpaid women how to confidently own their worth and ask for more.

Kathlyn is also the host of The Big Leap Show podcast, where she interviews entrepreneurial women about their journey from dreaming to doing. The podcast was featured on iTunes “New and Noteworthy,” and was named “Top 5 Women Podcasts You Must Listen” by Huffington Post.

Kathlyn’s teachings on career, courage, and business have been featured in publications such as Business Insider, Forbes, Bustle, The Muse, Learnvest, Hello Giggles, and Popsugar. She lives in San Francisco, California with her fiance and puppy Bernie.

DESCRIPTION

There is likely to be an entirely new generation of billionaires in the making as blockchain and cryptocurrency technology takes hold in the mainstream, as well as quite a few multi-millionaires amongst the "early adopters" still getting in now.

Unfortunately, many of the same structural problems that plague traditional finance are already emerging in cryptocurrency, where women make up less than 4% of total investors.

Join Gyals Network for an intersectional dialogue on the fundamentals of blockchain and cryptocurrency and learn how it will shape our future. All attendees will recieve our Blockchain and Cryptocurrency 101 material before the event. Join this event if you are seeking answers to the following:

• Blockchain and cryptocurrency: What is it?

• Cryptocurrency: Is it safe? How is it real? How does it have value?

• How are institutions investing in blockchain and cryptocurrency?

• Confusing press: Blockchain and cryptocurrency in the media

• How do I get involved? Is too late to invest?

• How to get a career in blockchain/cryptocurrency?

The all-women panel discussion will be led by:

• Casey Caruso, Partner Technology Manager at Google:Casey Caruso is a blockchain investor and engineer who originally got involved in crypto as a miner. Casey organizes the San Francisco BlockchainMeetup@Google and works as a Partner Technology Manager on Google Search. Caseystarted her career conducting research at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics lab, while pursuing her M.S. in Computer Science, and went on to start Bakround, a SaaS company in the machine learning space. Most recently, Casey moved to the Bay Area to follow her interests in blockchain and evolutionary technology. 

• Rhiannon Payne, CEO of Sea Foam Media: Rhiannon specializes blockchain consulting, whitepaper creation, and marketing. She launched Sea Foam Media after identifying a need for companies to better manage their data curation and annotation work. ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings) and DApp (Decentralized Application) projects, have quickly become Sea Foam Media’s core focus.

• Marquesa Finch, Health Lead of Silicon Valley Blockchain Society: Marquesa is Co-Founder and Managing Partner at P2Health Ventures, a startup ecosystem and fund supporting entrepreneurs building public health tech solutions. She is also a founding member of the Silicon Valley Blockchain Society where she leads their blockchain health initiatives and is an active thought leader in leveraging blockchain technology to improve equity and access. Previously, Marquesa worked on improving diversity and inclusion in tech through entrepreneurship at the Kapor Center for Social Impact and at the American Near East Refugee Aid (ANERA), disseminated global health interventions in the Palestinian West Bank.

• Danny Brown Wolf, Head of Marketing at Orbs: Orbs is a public blockchain acting as the production layer to complement Ethereum. Adopting Orbs alongside Ethereum allows dApps to enjoy the best of both chains: unmatched security, liquidity and ecosystem integration, together with low-fees, production-ready scalability and a suitable fee structure. This combination of Ethereum + Orbs is the optimal solution for applications with millions of users looking to adopt blockchain, today.

Program

• 6:30-7:00 - Sign up, Appetizers/Beverages and Networking

• 7:00-7:45 - Discussion + Q&A

• 7:45-8:00 - More Networking, Close

Note: While this event is being led by women, all are welcome to attend.

About the Organizers:

Gyals Network is A platform and event series for the emerging female leader who wants to make a positive impact in the world. We empower diverse, emerging leaders through developmental workshops, community volunteering, and networking events. Want to stay up to date on what’s happening with us? Join our newsletter at www.gyalsnetwork.com

Space for this event is provided by Wework.

WeWork is the platform for creators. Wework provides everything you need to make a life, not just a living. Learn more about Wework at www.wework.com

Interested in sponsorship or volunteering for this event?Please contact Jasmine at gilljasmine@gmail.com

DESCRIPTION

There is likely to be an entirely new generation of billionaires in the making as blockchain and cryptocurrency technology takes hold in the mainstream, as well as quite a few multi-millionaires amongst the "early adopters" still getting in now.

Unfortunately, many of the same structural problems that plague traditional finance are already emerging in cryptocurrency, where women make up less than 4% of total investors. 

Join Gyals Network for an intersectional dialogue on the fundamentals of blockchain and cryptocurrency and learn how it will shape our future. Join this event if you are seeking answers to the following: 

• Blockchain and cryptocurrency: What is it?

• Cryptocurrency: Is it safe? How is it real? How does it have value?

• How are institutions investing in blockchain and cryptocurrency?

• Confusing press: Blockchain and cryptocurrency in the media

• How do I get involved? Is too late to invest?

• How to get a career in blockchain/cryptocurrency?

The all-women panel discussion will be led by:

• Angeleen Wilson, Data wrangling dApp mom, CEO & Founder of Dignyfy, SchooldApps, Co-Founder of CryptoVeggies & CryptoRitas

• Marie-Antoinette Tichler, Founder of C2Legacy

• Vivian Smith, Swarm.io

• Moderator: Jasmine Gill, Founder Gyals Netrwork

Program

• 6:30-7:00 - Sign up, Appetizers/Beverages and Networking

• 7:00-7:45 - Discussion + Q&A

• 7:45-8:00 - More Networking, Close

Note: While this event is being led by women, all are welcome to attend.

About the Organizers:

Gyals Network is A platform and event series for the emerging female leader who wants to make a positive impact in the world. We empower diverse, emerging leaders through developmental workshops, community volunteering, and networking events. Want to stay up to date on what’s happening with us? Join our newsletter at www.gyalsnetwork.com

Space for this event is provided by Wework.

WeWork is the platform for creators. Wework provides everything you need to make a life, not just a living. Learn more about Wework at www.wework.com

Interested in sponsorship or volunteering for this event?Please contact Jasmine at gilljasmine@gmail.com 

Join Gyals Network for live stand up comedy, raffle games, delicious grub, networking and FUN! This will be an intersectional dialogue on modern dating and relationships led by relationship professionals who will discuss the following:

• Dating and Relationships then and now. How has our beliefs changed?

• What social and/or environmental factors influence current dating and relationships?

• Communication. Why it’s essential to a successful relationship.

• Attachment types and how they impact our ability to find love

• Sex Positivity

The all-women panel discussion will be led by:

• Saba Harouni Lurie, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Owner + Founder of Take Root Therapy

• Lisa Young, Award-winning Sociolinguist and Love Coach

• Jeen Yee, Comedian

• Jasmine Gill, Gyals Network

Program Times

• 6:00-6:30 - Sign up, Appetizers/Beverages and Networking and Raffle Game

• 6:30-6:40 - Opening Comedy by Jean Lee

• 6:40-7:30 - Discussion + Q&A

• 7:30-8:00 - More Networking, Close

Note: While this event is being led by women, all are welcome to attend.

Click here to see photos from our last San Francisco event.

Join Gyals Network for live comedy, raffle games, delicious bites, networking and FUN! This will be an intersectional dialogue on modern dating and relationships led by relationship professionals who will discuss the following:

• Dating and Relationships then and now. How has our beliefs changed? 

• What social and/or environmental factors influence current dating and relationships?

• Communication. Why it’s essential to a successful relationship. 

• Attachment types and how they impact our ability to find love 

• Tips for meeting and receiving the right partner 

The all-women panel discussion will be led by:

• Ilona Hrebennikova, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

• Lisa Young, Award-winning Sociolinguist and Love Coach

• Jeen Yee, Comedian

• Shannon Hovis, Gyals Network 

Program Times

• 6:30-7:00 - Sign up, Appetizers/Beverages and Networking and Raffle Game 

• 7:00-7:10 - Opening Comedy by Jean Lee

• 7:10-8:00 - Discussion + Q&A

• 8:00-8:15 - More Networking, Close

Note: While this event is being led by women, all are welcome to attend.

About the Organizers:

Gyals Network is A platform and event series for the emerging female leader who wants to make a positive impact in the world. We empower diverse, emerging leaders through developmental workshops, community volunteering, and networking events. Want to stay up to date on what’s happening with us? Join our newsletter at www.gyalsnetwork.com

Space for this event is provided by Wework.

WeWork is the platform for creators. Wework provides everything you need to make a life, not just a living. Learn more about Wework at www.wework.com

DESCRIPTION

Click here to see photos from our San Francisco event.

There is likely to be an entirely new generation of billionaires in the making as blockchain and cryptocurrency technology takes hold in the mainstream, as well as quite a few multi-millionaires amongst the "early adopters" still getting in now.

Unfortunately, many of the same structural problems that plague traditional finance are already emerging in cryptocurrency, where women make up less than 4% of total investors.

Join Gyals Network for an intersectional dialogue on the fundamentals of blockchain and cryptocurrency and learn how it will shape our future. Join this event if you are seeking answers to the following:

·      Blockchain and cryptocurrency: What is it?

·      Cryptocurrency: Is it safe? How is it real? How does it have value?

·      How are institutions investing in blockchain and cryptocurrency?

·      Confusing press: Blockchain and cryptocurrency in the media

·      How do I get involved? Is too late to invest?

·      How to get a career in blockchain/cryptocurrency?

The all-women panel discussion will be led by:

·      Alexandra Damsker, Securities Attorney & Blockchain Consultant

·      Saritta Hines, CEO Trustabit

·      Erin Penderson, Co-Founder Blockchain Beach

·      Nadine Shelton, Emerging Tech Consultant

·      Moderator: Jasmine Gill, Founder Gyals Network

Program

·      6:30-7:00 - Sign up, Appetizers/Beverages and Networking

·      7:00-7:45 - Discussion + Q&A

·      7:45-8:00 - More Networking, Close

Note: While this event is being led by women, all are welcome to attend.

About the Organizers:

Gyals Network is A platform and event series for the emerging female leader who wants to make a positive impact in the world. We empower diverse, emerging leaders through developmental workshops, community volunteering, and networking events. Want to stay up to date on what’s happening with us? Join our newsletter at www.gyalsnetwork.com

Space for this event is provided by Wework.

WeWork is the platform for creators. Wework provides everything you need to make a life, not just a living. Learn more about Wework at www.wework.com

Interested in sponsorship or volunteering for this event? Please contact Jasmine at gilljasmine@gmail.com

There is likely to be an entirely new generation of wealth in the making as blockchain technology takes hold in the mainstream, as well as quite a few wealthy amongst the "early adopters" still getting in now.

Unfortunately, many of the same structural problems that plague traditional finance are already emerging in blockchain, where women make up less than 4% of total investors. 

Join Gyals Network for an intersectional dialogue on the fundamentals of blockchain and learn how it may shape our future. Join this event if you are seeking answers to the following: 

• Blockchain: What is it?

• Is digital currency safe? How is it real? How does it have value?

• How are institutions investing in blockchain?

• Confusing press: Blockchain in the media

• How do I get involved? Is too late?

• How to get a career in the blockchain space?

The all-women panel discussion will be led by:

• Alexandra Damsker, Securities Attorney & Blockchain Consultant

• Erin Penderson, Co-Founder Blockchain Beach

• Nadine Shelton, Emerging Tech Concultant

• Moderator: Jasmine Gill, Founder Gyals Netrwork

Program

• 6:30-7:00 - Sign up, Appetizers/Beverages and Networking

• 7:00-7:45 - Discussion + Q&A

• 7:45-8:00 - More Networking, Close

Note: While this event is being led by women, all are welcome to attend.

About the Organizers:

Gyals Network is A platform and event series for the emerging female leader who wants to make a positive impact in the world. We empower diverse, emerging leaders through developmental workshops, community volunteering, and networking events. Want to stay up to date on what’s happening with us? Join our newsletter at www.gyalsnetwork.com

Space for this event is provided by Wework.

WeWork is the platform for creators. Wework provides everything you need to make a life, not just a living. Learn more about Wework at www.wework.com

Interested in sponsorship or volunteering for this event? Please contact Jasmine at gilljasmine@gmail.com

There is likely to be an entirely new generation of billionaires in the making as blockchain and cryptocurrency technology takes hold in the mainstream, as well as quite a few multi-millionaires amongst the "early adopters" still getting in now.

Unfortunately, many of the same structural problems that plague traditional finance are already emerging in cryptocurrency, where women make up less than 4% of total investors.  

Join Gyals Network for an intersectional dialogue on the fundamentals of blockchain and cryptocurrency and learn how it will shape our future.  Join this event if you are seeking answers to the following: 

• Blockchain and cryptocurrency: What is it?

• Cryptocurrency: Is it safe? How is it real? How does it have value?

• How are institutions investing blockchain and cryptocurrency?

• Confusing press: Blockchain and cryptocurrency in the media

• How do I get involved? Is too late to invest?

• How to get a career in blockchain/cryprocurrency?

The all-women panel discussion will be led by:

• Erika Barraza, Founder-CEO, EVRealities

• Marquesa Finch, Blockchain Health Lead for Silicon Valley Blockchain Society

• Mimi Li, Founder Crypto Girl Blog

• Moderator: Jasmine Gill, Founder Gyals Netrwork

 Program

• 6:30-7:00 - Sign up, Appetizers/Beverages and Networking

• 7:00-7:45 - Discussion + Q&A

• 7:45-8:00 - More Networking, Close

Note: While this event is being led by women, all are welcome to attend.

About the Organizers:

Gyals Network is A platform and event series for the emerging female leader who wants to make a positive impact in the world. We empower diverse, emerging leaders through developmental workshops, community volunteering, and networking events.  Want to stay up to date on what’s happening with us?  Join our newsletter at www.gyalsnetwork.com

Space for this event is provided by Wework.

WeWork is the platform for creators. Wework provides everything you need to make a life, not just a living. Learn more about Wework at www.wework.com

Interested in sponsorship or volunteering for this event?  Please contact Jasmine at gilljasmine@gmail.com 

Join us for our 6th annual event to celebrate National Women's History Month!!

This is a fun time for women's groups in the Bay Area to come together, let their hair down and celebrate. Meet and mingle with some great women who deeply believe in creating a culture of women helping women. We are proud to keep this annual event going for the SIXTH year in a row! 

This event is for people who identify as women only. 

Organizations in Partnership:
Black Women Organized for Political Action
California Women's List
Good Ol' Girls
Gyals Network
Ladies Who Vino
NARAL Pro-Choice California
San Francisco Women's Political Committee
Women Get It Done
Women's Action Network
Women's March San Francisco
**List in Formation**

Join us! Tickets include one drink ticket! 21+ 
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/shenanigans-sfs-6th-annual-event-to-celebrate-womens-history-month-tickets-43335703255

The Gyal's Network is excited to volunteer with Project Open Hand SF on Wednesday, November 8 from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. We still have space left and need your help! 

Sign up using this link: http://bit.ly/2yZiJCZ

You will be contacted with further details shortly :)

Project Open Hand’s mission is to nourish and engage our community by providing meals with love to the sick and the elderly.

**Your registration includes delicious, healthy eats and drinks.

We all want to reach our goals. But are we starting with ourselves?  How do we bridge the gap between personal wellness and reaching our goals? 

Join us July 19th, 6PM at the AdRoll headquarters in SF to learn ways to nourish and resource yourself amongst a chaotic world and discover how doing so allows you to be more powerful in achieving your goals. In this workshop we will explore the topics of boundaries, self care through mindfulness practices. Come nourish yourself and engage in  juicy conversations amongst like minded, diverse women. 

What you will get from this workshop:

• Learn how putting yourself first is the pathway to impacting the world for the better
• Practical and down to earth ways to support your own wellbeing
• Tools on boundaries: learn how saying no can help your YES be so much more powerful
• Guided meditations and mindfulness hacks to help you connect to your center
• Connect with like minded women for inspiring conversations on social consciousness, intersectionality and impact
• Bridge the gap between yourself and the world. Leave feeling at ease in yourself and inspired to take action from a new, resourced place

About Dana

Dana is a somatic psychotherapist MFTi with the Center for Mindful Psychotherapy. She specializes in working with women on issues of women's empowerment and in re-integrating their intuition and embodied knowing. Dana is also an ashtanga yogi, activist and water lover. She believes in the power of trust, surrender, and miracles. More on her at www.wildwomantherapy.com

This event will be capped at 25 registrations to ensure an intimate environment for healing. Tickets will sell out so grab yours today.

Dana Marie Nielsen, MFTI
MFTI # 97764
Center for Mindful Psychotherapy
Supervised by Meridel Tobias MFC#48745