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Her Circle: Single Moms
2025-08-25 18:00 - 19:30 (America/Chicago) | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Her Circle: Single Moms is a bi-monthly peer support group created to foster deep connection, shared healing, and collective empowerment for single moms. Rooted in the belief that healing happens in community, this circle offers a safe and welcoming space where moms can come as they are, be seen and heard, and know they are not alone. Each session, moms will gather to engage in guided conversations, interactive activities, and communal storytelling. Together, they will explore real-life topics like identity, self-care, parenting dynamics, financial stability, and love—always with a focus on honesty, encouragement, and sisterhood.
During the group, moms can expect to:

Experience a sense of belonging and connection through shared stories and lived experiences
Build lasting community with other single moms who understand the unique challenges they face
Gain practical tools to navigate everyday stressors and major life transitions
Rediscover their voice and identity beyond motherhood
Celebrate their resilience, while learning to extend grace to themselves and others

Friends are always welcome. Snacks, drinks, and onsite babysitting are provided; feel free to bring your own dinner!
Save the date for future Her Circle: Single Moms groups!

August 25 – Welcome: Building Our Circle
September 8 – The Many Hats We Wear
September 22 – Navigating Guilt & Grace
October 13 – Building Our Village
October 27 – Co-Parenting and Solo Parenting Realities
November 10 – Finances, Hustles, and Dreams
November 24 – Love, Dating, and Intimacy
December 8 – Celebration and Moving Forward

Facilitated by Latisha Pean
Latisha Pean is a passionate advocate for women’s empowerment, with a deep commitment to supporting mothers as they navigate life’s challenges and reclaim their identity beyond caregiving. As a single mom herself, she brings authenticity, empathy, and lived experience to every space she leads. With a background in career coaching and community support, Latisha creates environments where women feel seen, supported, and equipped to grow—personally, emotionally, and professionally. Her work is rooted in the belief that healing and self-sufficiency begin with connection and community.
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Trauma-Informed Yoga
2025-08-26 18:00 - 19:00, 2025-09-02 18:00 - 19:00, 2025-09-09 18:00 - 19:00, 2025-09-16 18:00 - 19:00, 2025-09-23 18:00 - 19:00, 2025-09-30 18:00 - 19:00, 2025-10-07 18:00 - 19:00 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
This accessible class welcomes all, regardless of experience, and will focus on breath awareness, grounding, and mindful movement. We’ll begin with gentle techniques to settle the nervous system before moving through a dynamic flow with adaptive options for each pose. Throughout the practice, there will be a continued focus on breath and body awareness to support confidence and connection. Each class will have unique elements while maintaining a familiar structure to encourage growth and ease. The session will end with reflection, integration, and rest, allowing time to acknowledge any physical, mental, or emotional shifts.
Wear comfortable clothes and bring your water bottle and yoga mat.
Sessions will be held at the For Her community center every Tuesday and the last Saturday of each month. Friends are always welcome. Free onsite babysitting is provided.
Facilitator Bio:
Amanda Millette has been involved in San Antonio’s yoga community for over a decade. Her teaching journey began five years ago, and she has since gathered over 150 hours of trauma-informed education in yoga. She is passionate about providing yoga under the umbrella of social justice and creating spaces that are inclusive and accessible to all.

Her Circle: Queer Connections
2025-08-27 18:30 - 20:00 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Her Circle: Queer Connections is for queer women and nonbinary folks to share a space in which they can build meaningful connections and community. Join us as we facilitate queer joy through celebrating, supporting, and uplifting each other.
This week, we’ll explore the layers of our identities and reflect on how they intersect and coexist, building awareness of how our lived experiences shape who we are.
Sessions will be held at the For Her community center every 2nd and 4th Wednesday through December. No worries if you can’t make it for every group! Friends are always welcome. Snacks and drinks are provided; feel free to bring your own dinner! Please note babysitting is not provided for this gathering.
Facilitated by Sarah Lopez & Hayley Russell
Sarah Lopez is a passionate advocate for queer women in San Antonio. After moving to the city a few years ago to embark on a career as a software engineer, Sarah sought a strong sense of community and sisterhood. This journey led her to For Her, a vibrant support group where connection thrives. Recognizing the need for solidarity among queer women, Sarah took the initiative to spearhead the annual Pride events and the ongoing Queer Connections group at For Her. With a commitment to inclusivity, Sarah aims to foster an environment where everyone feels uplifted, seen, and valued. Now, as Sarah embarks on a new path by attending law school at St. Mary’s, the goal remains the same: to empower and support the community.
As a single parent for the past six years, Hayley Russell has learned how to navigate life after leaving a decade-long abusive relationship and embracing her queer identity. During this pivotal chapter of her life, For Her’s diverse groups gave her more than just support—they offered healing, confidence, and a sense of belonging she didn’t know she could find. Now, Hayley is excited to give back by leading Queer Connections and helping others step into their own light. She is a fierce believer in the power of community, shared stories, and holding space for each other as we grow. Hayley’s hope is to offer the same care and connection that lifted her up when she needed it most.
Join Sarah and Hayley at Her Circle: Queer Connections in building a lasting sense of belonging!
Save the date for future Her Circle: Queer Connections!

August 27 – Identity & Intersectionality
September 10 – Queer Joy & Self-Care
September 24 – Chosen Family & Support Systems
October 8 – Gender Expression & Exploration
October 22 – Coming Out(s): Stories & Evolution
November 12 – Navigating Workplaces as a Queer Person
December 10 – Family Dynamics and Boundaries

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Dollars Over Debt: Smart Strategies for Debt Management
2025-08-28 18:00 - 19:00 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
For Her is proud to partner with the Credit Human Financial Health Center team for a powerful series of financial wellness workshops. If you’re feeling financial stress, you’re not alone; 167 million Americans feel the same way. This workshop will offer valuable information on managing and reducing debt, whether from credit cards, student loans, or other sources. Learn about:

Spending plans
Managing existing debt
Resources for debt management

Facilitator: Credit Human
In addition to providing traditional financial services, Credit Human is committed to investing time and resources within the community, striving to understand the unique needs of our community. Credit Human’s vision is communities free of financial stress, and its mission is to help people create and maintain financial slack. They aim to construct enduring relationships founded upon trust, respect, and unwavering loyalty, embodying the role of conscientious stewards and supportive neighbors.
The Financial Health Center team is excited about the opportunity to build new relationships in the community and is committed to creating a lasting impact. Each member of the team is a Certified Credit Union Financial Counselor that works directly with community members to help them build and maintain financial slack. Learn more at www.credithuman.com.
Save the dates for future financial workshops!

Thursday, September 4: The Financial Pivot: Building Stability Through Career Changes
Thursday, September 11: For Better or Worse: Money & Changes in Marital Status

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Self-Care Saturday: Trauma-Informed Yoga
2025-08-30 10:00 - 11:00, 2025-09-27 10:00 - 11:00 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States

For Her Closed for Labor Day
2025-09-01 | TX

Career Workshop Series: Communicating & Networking in Professional Settings with Dr. Caitlin Walker
2025-09-03 18:30 - 20:30 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Her Table is a shared meal that provides an opportunity for women to connect over good food and meaningful conversation. Dinner, babysitting, and all materials will be provided. Friends are always welcome!
You’re Worth Knowing: Effectively & Authentically Communicating & Networking in Professional Settings
Modern professional networking and communications take place both in-person and online. In this workshop, we’ll explore how to grow your confidence and skills in communicating why you’re worth knowing wherever the opportunity occurs! This interactive session will include hands-on practice in building a LinkedIn profile and crafting an elevator pitch.
Facilitator: Dr. Caitlin Walker
Born and raised in the Rio Grande Valley, Dr. Caitlin C. Walker (Dr. C) has supported under-resourced communities in Texas for over a decade. In addition to founding coaching and consulting companies aimed at driving social impact, she has held senior and executive leadership positions in civic engagement, healthcare, tech, and business leadership organizations. She is also the founder and president of Levántatech, a Latina serving tech-literacy nonprofit where she promotes ensuring skilled workforces and flourishing economies.
Dinner Provided
Vegetarian options will be available.
And save the date for the next Career Series workshop!

Wednesday, September 17th at 6:30 PM – Women in Leadership Panel + Networking Happy Hour

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The Financial Pivot: Building Stability Through Career Changes
2025-09-04 18:00 - 19:00 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
For Her is proud to partner with the Credit Human Financial Health Center team for a powerful series of financial wellness workshops. This workshop will cover the financial aspects of starting a new job or losing a job. Attendees will gain knowledge about financial tools and approaches specifically adapted for individuals navigating the opportunities associated with a new job and the challenges associated with ending employment. This workshop will supply the knowledge and confidence to build and maintain financial slack through different career stages. Conversation points include:

Emergency funds
Loan obligations
Utility assistance
Unemployment resources
Income allocation
Retirement plan adjustments
Direct deposit setup
Retirement account rollovers

Free on-site childcare provided.
Facilitator: Credit Human
In addition to providing traditional financial services, Credit Human is committed to investing time and resources within the community, striving to understand the unique needs of our community. Credit Human’s vision is communities free of financial stress, and its mission is to help people create and maintain financial slack. They aim to construct enduring relationships founded upon trust, respect, and unwavering loyalty, embodying the role of conscientious stewards and supportive neighbors.
The Financial Health Center team is excited about the opportunity to build new relationships in the community and is committed to creating a lasting impact. Each member of the team is a Certified Credit Union Financial Counselor that works directly with community members to help them build and maintain financial slack. Learn more at www.credithuman.com.
Save the dates for future financial workshops!

Thursday, September 11: For Better or Worse: Money & Changes in Marital Status

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Women Empowered: Self-Defense Seminar
2025-09-07 14:00 - 16:30 | Gracie Jiu Jitsu, 8131 I-10 suite 230, San Antonio, TX, 78230, United States
Gracie Jiu Jitsu Northwest San Antonio is hosting a free Women Empowered Self-Defense Seminar, open to all women ready to take the first step in self-defense and personal empowerment. All are welcome, whether you’ve taken a previous class or not!
In this hands-on session, you’ll learn:

Essential self-defense techniques to protect yourself in real-world situations.
Escape strategies from common attack scenarios, including grabs and holds.
How to stay calm, confident, and in control under pressure.

Led by experienced instructors in a safe and supportive environment, this seminar is the perfect introduction to self-defense—no prior experience required! Reserve your spot now and join us in building strength, confidence, and community.
What to Bring:

Wear comfortable athletic clothing, such as leggings, t-shirts, etc.
A water bottle to stay hydrated on the mat
Excitement to try a new thing!

This event will be held at the Gracie Jiu Jitsu Northwest San Antonio space located at 8131 I-10 suite 230, San Antonio, TX 78230
*Please note we are unable to provide childcare at this workshop.

Her Circle: Single Moms
2025-09-08 18:00 - 19:30 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Her Circle: Single Moms is a bi-monthly peer support group created to foster deep connection, shared healing, and collective empowerment for single moms. Rooted in the belief that healing happens in community, this circle offers a safe and welcoming space where moms can come as they are, be seen and heard, and know they are not alone. Each session, moms will gather to engage in guided conversations, interactive activities, and communal storytelling. Together, they will explore real-life topics like identity, self-care, parenting dynamics, financial stability, and love—always with a focus on honesty, encouragement, and sisterhood.
During the group, moms can expect to:

Experience a sense of belonging and connection through shared stories and lived experiences
Build lasting community with other single moms who understand the unique challenges they face
Gain practical tools to navigate everyday stressors and major life transitions
Rediscover their voice and identity beyond motherhood
Celebrate their resilience, while learning to extend grace to themselves and others

Friends are always welcome. Snacks, drinks, and onsite babysitting are provided; feel free to bring your own dinner!
Save the date for future Her Circle: Single Moms groups!

September 8 – The Many Hats We Wear
September 22 – Navigating Guilt & Grace
October 13 – Building Our Village
October 27 – Co-Parenting and Solo Parenting Realities
November 10 – Finances, Hustles, and Dreams
November 24 – Love, Dating, and Intimacy
December 8 – Celebration and Moving Forward

Facilitated by Latisha Pean
Latisha Pean is a passionate advocate for women’s empowerment, with a deep commitment to supporting mothers as they navigate life’s challenges and reclaim their identity beyond caregiving. As a single mom herself, she brings authenticity, empathy, and lived experience to every space she leads. With a background in career coaching and community support, Latisha creates environments where women feel seen, supported, and equipped to grow—personally, emotionally, and professionally. Her work is rooted in the belief that healing and self-sufficiency begin with connection and community.
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Her Circle: Queer Connections
2025-09-10 18:30 - 20:00 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Her Circle: Queer Connections is for queer women and nonbinary folks to share a space in which they can build meaningful connections and community. Join us as we facilitate queer joy through celebrating, supporting, and uplifting each other.
Sessions will be held at the For Her community center every 2nd and 4th Wednesday through December. No worries if you can’t make it for every group! Friends are always welcome. Snacks and drinks are provided; feel free to bring your own dinner! Please note babysitting is not provided for this gathering.
Facilitated by Sarah Lopez & Hayley Russell
Sarah Lopez is a passionate advocate for queer women in San Antonio. After moving to the city a few years ago to embark on a career as a software engineer, Sarah sought a strong sense of community and sisterhood. This journey led her to For Her, a vibrant support group where connection thrives. Recognizing the need for solidarity among queer women, Sarah took the initiative to spearhead the annual Pride events and the ongoing Queer Connections group at For Her. With a commitment to inclusivity, Sarah aims to foster an environment where everyone feels uplifted, seen, and valued. Now, as Sarah embarks on a new path by attending law school at St. Mary’s, the goal remains the same: to empower and support the community.
As a single parent for the past six years, Hayley Russell has learned how to navigate life after leaving a decade-long abusive relationship and embracing her queer identity. During this pivotal chapter of her life, For Her’s diverse groups gave her more than just support—they offered healing, confidence, and a sense of belonging she didn’t know she could find. Now, Hayley is excited to give back by leading Queer Connections and helping others step into their own light. She is a fierce believer in the power of community, shared stories, and holding space for each other as we grow. Hayley’s hope is to offer the same care and connection that lifted her up when she needed it most.
Join Sarah and Hayley at Her Circle: Queer Connections in building a lasting sense of belonging!
Save the date for future Her Circle: Queer Connections!

September 10 – Queer Joy & Self-Care
September 24 – Chosen Family & Support Systems
October 8 – Gender Expression & Exploration
October 22 – Coming Out(s): Stories & Evolution
November 12 – Navigating Workplaces as a Queer Person
December 10 – Family Dynamics and Boundaries

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For Better or Worse: Money & Changes in Marital Status
2025-09-11 18:00 - 19:00 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
For Her is proud to partner with the Credit Human Financial Health Center team for a powerful series of financial wellness workshops. This workshop will provide practical guidance on the financial aspects of marriage and divorce, helping individuals make informed decisions about their future. The goal of this workshop is to provide attendees with the knowledge needed to navigate the intricacies of joining or unjoining finances with another individual while maintaining their own financial health. Topics covered include:

Joint finances, budgeting, and loans
Home purchase, sale, or refinance
Wills and trusts
Insurance policy changes
Credit monitoring

Free on-site childcare provided.
Facilitator: Credit Human
In addition to providing traditional financial services, Credit Human is committed to investing time and resources within the community, striving to understand the unique needs of our community. Credit Human’s vision is communities free of financial stress, and its mission is to help people create and maintain financial slack. They aim to construct enduring relationships founded upon trust, respect, and unwavering loyalty, embodying the role of conscientious stewards and supportive neighbors.
The Financial Health Center team is excited about the opportunity to build new relationships in the community and is committed to creating a lasting impact. Each member of the team is a Certified Credit Union Financial Counselor that works directly with community members to help them build and maintain financial slack. Learn more at www.credithuman.com.
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The Inner Compass Workshop: Moving Back to You
2025-09-15 18:00 - 19:00 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Join For Her for a 60-minute workshop designed to reconnect you with your body’s wisdom and inner truth. We’ll begin with a 30-minute mindful Pilates flow to ground, soften, and awaken the body. Then, we’ll move into a guided journaling and discussion session focused on deepening self-trust through intuitive action and reclaiming your voice.
You’ll leave feeling more centered, clearer, and more you with practical tools to support your continued growth, on your own terms. This workshop emphasizes embodied healing as a pathway to empowered living and will guide you in reconnecting to your inner compass to navigate life’s challenges.
Free on-site childcare provided.
Facilitator: Carolina Betancourt
Carolina Betancourt is a comprehensive movement specialist and Pilates instructor with over 12 years of experience. She is a certified Level 3 Neuro Studio Practitioner, trained in neuro-based movement strategies that support healing and resilience. Carolina is bilingual and the proud mother of three children–two daughters, ages 19 and 11, and a 17-year-old son.
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Career Workshop Series: Women in Leadership Panel & Networking Event
2025-09-17 18:30 - 20:30 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Join us for the final installment of our Career Workshop Series, the annual Women in Leadership Panel! This session will feature accomplished women who will share their personal journeys of overcoming challenges and rising to leadership positions in their organization and the community. Attendees will gain insights into:

Real-life examples of advocacy and support from mentors
Strategies for empowering other women in the workplace
Overcoming significant career challenges
Identifying and leveraging personal strengths and values
Practical career advice for growth and development

You’ll leave inspired and equipped with actionable advice to advance your own career, build supportive networks, and confidently navigate professional settings. Our featured panelists are:

Donna Costa, LMSW: Founder, Black Girl Recovering
Kay Hill: Senior Business Operations Analyst, Accenture; Veteran, US Army
Debbie Jennings, DNP: Clinical Assistant Professor, UT Health San Antonio
Juliette Montoya: Owner & Operator, Strangers Salon
Moderated by Sabina Kapoor

Join us before the panel for networking, mocktails, light bites, and free headshots from Hey Miss Mae available from 6:30 – 7:30 PM. Come ready to mix and mingle and have your photo taken! Friends are always welcome!
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Her Circle: Single Moms
2025-09-22 18:00 - 19:30 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Her Circle: Single Moms is a bi-monthly peer support group created to foster deep connection, shared healing, and collective empowerment for single moms. Rooted in the belief that healing happens in community, this circle offers a safe and welcoming space where moms can come as they are, be seen and heard, and know they are not alone. Each session, moms will gather to engage in guided conversations, interactive activities, and communal storytelling. Together, they will explore real-life topics like identity, self-care, parenting dynamics, financial stability, and love—always with a focus on honesty, encouragement, and sisterhood.
During the group, moms can expect to:

Experience a sense of belonging and connection through shared stories and lived experiences
Build lasting community with other single moms who understand the unique challenges they face
Gain practical tools to navigate everyday stressors and major life transitions
Rediscover their voice and identity beyond motherhood
Celebrate their resilience, while learning to extend grace to themselves and others

Friends are always welcome. Snacks, drinks, and onsite babysitting are provided; feel free to bring your own dinner!
Save the date for future Her Circle: Single Moms groups!

September 22 – Navigating Guilt & Grace
October 13 – Building Our Village
October 27 – Co-Parenting and Solo Parenting Realities
November 10 – Finances, Hustles, and Dreams
November 24 – Love, Dating, and Intimacy
December 8 – Celebration and Moving Forward

Facilitated by Latisha Pean
Latisha Pean is a passionate advocate for women’s empowerment, with a deep commitment to supporting mothers as they navigate life’s challenges and reclaim their identity beyond caregiving. As a single mom herself, she brings authenticity, empathy, and lived experience to every space she leads. With a background in career coaching and community support, Latisha creates environments where women feel seen, supported, and equipped to grow—personally, emotionally, and professionally. Her work is rooted in the belief that healing and self-sufficiency begin with connection and community.
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Her Circle: Queer Connections
2025-09-24 18:30 - 20:00 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Her Circle: Queer Connections is for queer women and nonbinary folks to share a space in which they can build meaningful connections and community. Join us as we facilitate queer joy through celebrating, supporting, and uplifting each other.
Sessions will be held at the For Her community center every 2nd and 4th Wednesday through December. No worries if you can’t make it for every group! Friends are always welcome. Snacks and drinks are provided; feel free to bring your own dinner! Please note babysitting is not provided for this gathering.
Facilitated by Sarah Lopez & Hayley Russell
Sarah Lopez is a passionate advocate for queer women in San Antonio. After moving to the city a few years ago to embark on a career as a software engineer, Sarah sought a strong sense of community and sisterhood. This journey led her to For Her, a vibrant support group where connection thrives. Recognizing the need for solidarity among queer women, Sarah took the initiative to spearhead the annual Pride events and the ongoing Queer Connections group at For Her. With a commitment to inclusivity, Sarah aims to foster an environment where everyone feels uplifted, seen, and valued. Now, as Sarah embarks on a new path by attending law school at St. Mary’s, the goal remains the same: to empower and support the community.
As a single parent for the past six years, Hayley Russell has learned how to navigate life after leaving a decade-long abusive relationship and embracing her queer identity. During this pivotal chapter of her life, For Her’s diverse groups gave her more than just support—they offered healing, confidence, and a sense of belonging she didn’t know she could find. Now, Hayley is excited to give back by leading Queer Connections and helping others step into their own light. She is a fierce believer in the power of community, shared stories, and holding space for each other as we grow. Hayley’s hope is to offer the same care and connection that lifted her up when she needed it most.
Join Sarah and Hayley at Her Circle: Queer Connections in building a lasting sense of belonging!
Save the date for future Her Circle: Queer Connections!

September 24 – Chosen Family & Support Systems
October 8 – Gender Expression & Exploration
October 22 – Coming Out(s): Stories & Evolution
November 12 – Navigating Workplaces as a Queer Person
December 10 – Family Dynamics and Boundaries

Her Table: Educated, Empowered, and Safe with Erica Gonzalez
2025-10-01 18:30 - 20:30 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Her Table is a shared meal that provides an opportunity for women to connect over good food and meaningful conversation. Dinner, babysitting, and all materials will be provided. Friends are always welcome!
Workshop Topic: Educated, Empowered, and Safe
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and awareness begins with education. Come discover the power of being prepared.
This interactive workshop is designed to equip you and the women in your life with essential safety knowledge and advocacy tools. Whether you’re seeking information for yourself or wanting to support someone you care about, this session provides practical resources every woman should know. What You’ll Learn:

How to use digital tools to stay informed about offender status and research criminal histories in Bexar County and beyond
Understand the protective order process, including evidence requirements and court proceedings
Identify signs of tracking devices and what to do if you find one
Recognize warning signs and develop safety strategies for yourself and your community

This isn’t just about learning safety tools; it’s about building a network of informed women who can support each other. Bring a friend, bring your sister, bring your neighbor. Together, we’re stronger and safer.
Facilitator: Erica Gonzalez
Erica Gonzalez is a domestic violence advocate with the Bexar County Public Health Department’s STAR program for survivors. Drawing from personal childhood experiences, she has dedicated her career to helping others navigate difficult situations. Gonzalez previously worked as a domestic violence advocate with the City of San Antonio for three years before joining Bexar County. With a criminal justice degree from Texas State University, she brings unique insight into the legal system that helps clients navigate complex processes and systems. Her combined personal and professional experience makes her a knowledgeable advocate for anyone seeking support.
Dinner Provided
Vegetarian options will be available.
Save the dates for all of our Her Table workshops!

Wednesday, October 15th at 6:30 PM
Wednesday, November 5th at 6:30 PM
Wednesday, November 19th at 6:30 PM
Wednesday, December 3rd at 6:30 PM

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Digital Confidence Workshop Series: Cyber Safety 101
2025-10-02 16:00 - 17:30 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
For Her is excited to partner with Levantatech for the Digital Confidence Workshop Series! This series is designed for women who are ready to take control of their digital world in a supportive, hands-on environment. Over three sessions, we’ll build the tech skills and confidence you need to unlock educational and employment opportunities while keeping your personal information safe. Plus, everyone who completes two of the three workshops will walk away with a free Chromebook laptop!
Ready to become your own cybersecurity expert? In this first workshop, we’re diving into the essentials of protecting yourself online. We’ll do real-time reviews of your actual accounts together, showing you exactly how to lock down your privacy settings, spot those sneaky phishing emails, and set up your browser like a pro. By the time you leave, you’ll have the tools and confidence to navigate the internet knowing you’ve got your back when it comes to digital safety.
Facilitator: Dr. Caitlin Walker, Levantatech
Born and raised in the Rio Grande Valley, Dr. Caitlin C. Walker (Dr. C) has supported under-resourced communities in Texas for over a decade. In addition to founding coaching and consulting companies aimed at driving social impact, she has held senior and executive leadership positions in civic engagement, healthcare, tech, and business leadership organizations. She is also the founder and president of Levántatech, a Latina serving tech-literacy nonprofit where she promotes ensuring skilled workforces and flourishing economies.
Save the dates for future Digital Confidence Workshops!

Thursday, October 16th at 4:00 PM
Thursday, October 30th at 4:00 PM

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Her Healing: Survivor Support Group
2025-10-02 18:00 - 19:30, 2025-10-09 18:00 - 19:30 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Her Healing offers group counseling for adult survivors of family violence and abuse. In this supportive space, group members work together to process emotions, share lived experiences, and learn therapeutic tools for healing and moving forward. Facilitated by the counseling team at OnHealing Therapy, topics will include safety planning, healthy relational communication, co-parenting tools, and more.
Sessions will be held at the For Her community center every Thursday evening from 6:00-7:30 PM through December. This is an open group format, and friends are welcome. We provide free on-site childcare, snacks, and drinks. Feel free to bring your own dinner if you’d like.
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Self-Care Saturday: Your Story Matters, A Women's Storytelling Workshop
2025-10-04 10:00 - 12:00 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Discover your authentic voice in this transformative workshop designed for women ready to share their stories.
Join For Her for a gentle, creative workshop where women are invited to explore the power of their personal stories through mindfulness, writing, and art. Together, we’ll reclaim our voices, reframe the narratives we’ve inherited or internalized, and begin writing new, hope-filled chapters rooted in strength and growth. Using the metaphor of a tree, participants will reflect on where they’ve been, what they’ve overcome, and who they are becoming. No prior writing or art experience is needed; just come as you are.
Facilitator: Megan Pope
Megan Pope is a Professor at San Jacinto College in Houston, Texas, where she teaches Speech Communication courses. With over 15 years of higher education experience, she is an award-winning communication educator and accomplished public speaking coach. Her expertise extends beyond the classroom as a certified mindfulness meditation teacher. Megan’s passion is helping individuals discover their authentic voice and share their stories with confidence. When she’s not teaching, Megan enjoys gaming, meditating, and writing about topics close to her heart. She is married with three bonus kids and continues to champion the belief that everyone has a story worth telling.
*Please note babysitting will not be provided at this event.
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Her Circle: Queer Connections
2025-10-08 18:30 - 20:00 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Her Circle: Queer Connections is for queer women and nonbinary folks to share a space in which they can build meaningful connections and community. Join us as we facilitate queer joy through celebrating, supporting, and uplifting each other.
Sessions will be held at the For Her community center every 2nd and 4th Wednesday through December. No worries if you can’t make it for every group! Friends are always welcome. Snacks and drinks are provided; feel free to bring your own dinner! Please note babysitting is not provided for this gathering.
Save the date for future Her Circle: Queer Connections!

October 8 – Gender Expression & Exploration
October 22 – Coming Out(s): Stories & Evolution
November 12 – Navigating Workplaces as a Queer Person
December 10 – Family Dynamics and Boundaries

Facilitated by Sarah Lopez & Hayley Russell
Sarah Lopez is a passionate advocate for queer women in San Antonio. After moving to the city a few years ago to embark on a career as a software engineer, Sarah sought a strong sense of community and sisterhood. This journey led her to For Her, a vibrant support group where connection thrives. Recognizing the need for solidarity among queer women, Sarah took the initiative to spearhead the annual Pride events and the ongoing Queer Connections group at For Her. With a commitment to inclusivity, Sarah aims to foster an environment where everyone feels uplifted, seen, and valued. Now, as Sarah embarks on a new path by attending law school at St. Mary’s, the goal remains the same: to empower and support the community.
As a single parent for the past six years, Hayley Russell has learned how to navigate life after leaving a decade-long abusive relationship and embracing her queer identity. During this pivotal chapter of her life, For Her’s diverse groups gave her more than just support—they offered healing, confidence, and a sense of belonging she didn’t know she could find. Now, Hayley is excited to give back by leading Queer Connections and helping others step into their own light. She is a fierce believer in the power of community, shared stories, and holding space for each other as we grow. Hayley’s hope is to offer the same care and connection that lifted her up when she needed it most.
Join Sarah and Hayley at Her Circle: Queer Connections in building a lasting sense of belonging!
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Her Circle: Single Moms
2025-10-13 18:00 - 19:30 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Her Circle: Single Moms is a bi-monthly peer support group created to foster deep connection, shared healing, and collective empowerment for single moms. Rooted in the belief that healing happens in community, this circle offers a safe and welcoming space where moms can come as they are, be seen and heard, and know they are not alone. Each session, moms will gather to engage in guided conversations, interactive activities, and communal storytelling. Together, they will explore real-life topics like identity, self-care, parenting dynamics, financial stability, and love—always with a focus on honesty, encouragement, and sisterhood.
During the group, moms can expect to:

Experience a sense of belonging and connection through shared stories and lived experiences
Build lasting community with other single moms who understand the unique challenges they face
Gain practical tools to navigate everyday stressors and major life transitions
Rediscover their voice and identity beyond motherhood
Celebrate their resilience, while learning to extend grace to themselves and others

Friends are always welcome. Snacks, drinks, and on-site babysitting are provided; feel free to bring your own dinner!
Save the date for future Her Circle: Single Moms groups!

October 13 – Building Our Village
October 27 – Co-Parenting and Solo Parenting Realities
November 10 – Finances, Hustles, and Dreams
November 24 – Love, Dating, and Intimacy
December 8 – Celebration and Moving Forward

Facilitated by Latisha Pean
Latisha Pean is a passionate advocate for women’s empowerment, with a deep commitment to supporting mothers as they navigate life’s challenges and reclaim their identity beyond caregiving. As a single mom herself, she brings authenticity, empathy, and lived experience to every space she leads. With a background in career coaching and community support, Latisha creates environments where women feel seen, supported, and equipped to grow—personally, emotionally, and professionally. Her work is rooted in the belief that healing and self-sufficiency begin with connection and community.
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