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YOU WERE TOLD IT TAKES A VILLAGE. SO WHERE THE HELL IS IT?Let's build the damn village.
Come spend a Saturday morning with women who are ready to talk honestly about what's missing in our lives — and what we could build if we stopped trying to solve everything alone.
This isn't a presentation about what The Commwell thinks women need. We want to hear what YOU need.
→ What hurts. → What's missing. → What's working. → What you have to offer. → And what we could build together.
WE'RE GETTING INTO THREE THINGS:
WEALTH — How do women build more of it, keep more of it, own more, and create real economic security?
COMMUNITY — Where are the people who actually show up? How do we create real connection, shared resources, and belonging?
SUPPORT — Childcare. Health. Career changes. Divorce. Aging parents. Starting over. Everyday life. What would it look like if the support we needed actually existed?
HOW IT WORKS Small-table conversations, not a lecture. You'll pick the part of the village you're most fired up about, sit with 6–8 women who feel the same, and help shape what The Commwell becomes.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO KNOW US. You don't need a business. You don't need an idea. You just need an opinion about what women deserve more of.
THE DETAILS Saturday, October 31 · 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM Doors + coffee at 9:15. We start on time. Free. Women only. All are welcome. CHILDCARE PROVIDED — tell us how many kids you're bringing when you register. *Kids must be 2 years old+ (kids' Costumes encouraged. It's Halloween.)
Less "you got this." More "we got you."
Come with your experiences, your frustrations, your ideas, and your "why the hell doesn't this exist already?" Leave having helped shape what comes next.
Know a woman who should be in this room? Send this to her.
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419 Occidental Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104-2805, United States
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