Her Table: Vision Boards with Debbie Jennings
2026-01-07 18:30 - 20:30 (America/Chicago) | 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: Vision Boards
Kickstart your year with purpose and intention! This Her Table will feature an evening of dreaming together and planning for the new year as we create vision boards. Join us for an empowering and fun-filled session where you’ll have the opportunity to envision your aspirations and set meaningful goals in a supportive community of like-minded women.
Facilitator: Debbie Jennings
We’re honored to partner with Debbie Jennings to bring this workshop to the For Her community. Debbie is a nurse and advocate who is passionate about her community, health literacy, and supporting women in the pursuit of living their best lives.
Dinner Provided
Vegetarian options will be available.
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Her Healing: Survivor Support Group
2026-01-08 18:00 - 19:30, 2026-01-22 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 Courtney Balidoy, LPC, and Mia Covarrubias, LPC-A, topics 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 every 2nd and 4th Thursday through May. 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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Her Circle: Single Moms
2026-01-12 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-weekly 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!

January 26
February 9
February 23
March 9
March 23
April 13
April 27
May 11

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
2026-01-13 18:00 - 19:00, 2026-01-20 18:00 - 19:00, 2026-01-27 18:00 - 19:00, 2026-02-03 18:00 - 19:00, 2026-02-10 18:00 - 19:00, 2026-02-17 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
2026-01-14 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. 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!

January 28
February 11
February 25
March 11
March 25
April 8
April 22
May 13
May 27

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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Growing Forward Workshop with Kay Hill: Practical Strategies to Organize Your Goals, Nurture Balance, and Thrive
2026-01-15 18:00 - 19:30 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Growing Forward is a three-part, hands-on workshop series designed to help women bring clarity, balance, and structure to their personal and professional lives. Using simple program management strategies, Agile practices, and visual tools, participants will learn how to organize their goals and take confident, steady steps toward what matters most.
By the end of the series, participants will have:

Greater clarity and focus by seeing their goals and commitments clearly organized across different areas of life
Improved understanding of time management and work-life balance
A community of like-minded women. Engaging in shared learning reminds us that growth and organization are community-supported journeys, not solo efforts!

January 15: Planting the Seeds – Foundations of Program Management
Learn to move beyond scattered to-do lists by organizing your life into clear “programs” like career, health, and relationships, each containing specific projects. Using simple prioritization tools like the Eisenhower Matrix, you’ll build a Life Program Inventory that helps you see all your commitments at once and focus on what truly matters without feeling overwhelmed.
Workshops are open to all, and friends are welcome. We provide free on-site childcare, snacks, and drinks. Feel free to bring your own dinner if you’d like.
Save the dates for future Growing Forward workshops!

January 29: Tending the Garden – Agile Practices for Personal Growth. Discover how to break big, intimidating goals into manageable “personal sprints” using Agile principles of iteration and adaptability. You’ll learn to plan focused work periods, practice simple self-reflection techniques, and build flexibility into your approach so you can adjust as life changes while still making steady progress.
February 5: Thriving in Flow – Kanban for Daily Balance. Master the art of visualizing your tasks with Kanban boards that move work from “To Do” to “In Progress” to “Done,” creating a clear sense of accomplishment and flow. By applying Work in Progress (WIP) limits, you’ll learn to avoid overcommitment and burnout while setting up a personal Kanban system you can use immediately to manage your daily life.

Facilitated by Kay Hill
Kay Hill is a program management professional, nonprofit advocate, and U.S. Army veteran dedicated to service and social change. She champions mentorship and representation for women of color, working to expand opportunity through education and empowerment. Active in leadership forums and diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, Kay uses her expertise to help individuals and organizations bring clarity, structure, and balance to their goals, turning vision into confident and meaningful progress.
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Self-Care Saturday: Yoga at the Botanical Garden
2026-01-17 10:00 - 11:00 | San Antonio Botanical Garden, 555 Funston Pl, San Antonio, TX, 78209, United States
Join For Her for yoga at the San Antonio Botanical Garden! Prioritize your well-being and give yourself the care and attention you deserve. This accessible, all-levels yoga class welcomes everyone, regardless of experience.
We will be meeting at the Botanical Garden located at 555 Funston Pl, San Antonio, TX 78209. When you arrive at the main entrance, check in at the admissions kiosk, and they will direct you to our meeting point. After yoga, stay to explore the beautiful grounds of the Botanical Garden.
Please wear comfortable and weather-appropriate clothes and bring your own mat or a towel and a water bottle. There will be water refill stations on site.
Rain or shine event. We will be indoors if the weather is too cold or rainy. Please note childcare will not be provided for this event.

For Her Closed for MLK Holiday
2026-01-19 | TX

[DreamWeek Event] Her Table: Care for the Caregiver with Better Together
2026-01-21 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: Care for the Caregiver
This event celebrates the often-invisible labor of women while recognizing inequity, uncovering hidden community resources and support systems, and helping participants reconnect with their own inner strength and resilience. Guests will leave with practical self-care tools they can immediately implement, knowledge of local resources they can access and share with others, and renewed energy to continue their vital work. Because when we care for the caregivers, we strengthen every family, classroom, hospital, and organization they serve.
A caregiver is anyone who regularly provides emotional, physical, mental, or relational support to others, often while holding responsibility, care, or concern for their well-being. If this is you, and you seek a supportive community and practical tools to enhance your quality of life, come spend the evening with us.
Facilitators: Brooke Leith & Camila Gracia
Brooke Leith, LPC Associate (supervised by Faith Ray, LPC-S) is a San Antonio-based counselor who specializes in supporting young adults and couples through life’s transitions. Her therapeutic approach primarily utilizes Internal Family Systems, Narrative Therapy, and the Gottman Method, often incorporating creative elements like art, journaling, and meditation to help clients rewrite their personal stories and improve relationships.
Camila Gracia, MA, LMFT-Associate (supervised by Becky Davenport, Ph.D., LMFT-S) is native San Antonian therapist who is passionate about supporting individuals from all walks of life in improving their mental health through navigating relational issues. Her work is strongly rooted in an attachment-focused lens while also weaving in other approaches such as CBT, DBT, Gottman Method, EMDR, Narrative, Internal Family Systems, and Play Therapy. Camila is dedicated to creating a safe and comfortable environment for her clients to freely explore themselves through sensory activities, creative interventions, and play.
Dinner Provided
Vegetarian options will be available.
Save the dates for our upcoming Her Table workshops!

Wednesday, February 4th at 6:30 PM
Wednesday, February 18th at 6:30 PM

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[DreamWeek Partner Event] The Doula Mixer: Speed Date a Doula
2026-01-25 11:00 - 15:00 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Welcome to the San Antonio Doula Speed Dating! A DreamWeek 2026 event brought to you by SA Maternity Wellness Center. Join us for a fun and informative event where doulas connect with other doulas and birth advocates, share experiences, and enjoy a delicious brunch together. Then doulas speed date expecting families in the community. We will close with vendors, yoga, food, and baby giveaways. This in-person gathering is the perfect opportunity to network, learn, and relax in a casual setting. Don’t miss out on this chance to meet like-minded professionals and build lasting relationships. We can’t wait to see you there!

WHO:

You know you want a doula and want to meet several all in a single day.
You’re curious about what doulas do and how they support you during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.
You’re planning ahead and want to feel prepared even if you’re not pregnant yet.
You don’t have a village, but you want one.
Doulas, midwives, OB physicians, and many other birth advocates

ENJOY:

Refreshments and food
Real one-on-one doula conversations
Helpful info about local pregnancy, birth, and postpartum resources
Raffle prizes, including gift baskets for mom or dad!

AGENDA

11:00 AM – 12:30 PM: Doula and Birth Advocate Networking
12:30 PM – 1:30 PM: Doula Speed Dating
1:30 PM – 3:00 PM: Community Social

Register on Eventbrite.

CANCELED: Her Circle: Single Moms
2026-01-26 18:00 - 19:30 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER.
Her Circle: Single Moms is a bi-weekly 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!

February 9
February 23
March 9
March 23
April 13
April 27
May 11

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
2026-01-28 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. 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!

February 11
February 25
March 11
March 25
April 8
April 22
May 13
May 27

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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Growing Forward Workshop with Kay Hill: Practical Strategies to Organize Your Goals, Nurture Balance, and Thrive
2026-01-29 18:00 - 19:30 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Growing Forward is a three-part, hands-on workshop series designed to help women bring clarity, balance, and structure to their personal and professional lives. Using simple program management strategies, Agile practices, and visual tools, participants will learn how to organize their goals and take confident, steady steps toward what matters most.
By the end of the series, participants will have:

Greater clarity and focus by seeing their goals and commitments clearly organized across different areas of life
Improved understanding of time management and work-life balance
A community of like-minded women. Engaging in shared learning reminds us that growth and organization are community-supported journeys, not solo efforts!

January 29: Tending the Garden – Agile Practices for Personal Growth
Discover how to break big, intimidating goals into manageable “personal sprints” using Agile principles of iteration and adaptability. You’ll learn to plan focused work periods, practice simple self-reflection techniques, and build flexibility into your approach so you can adjust as life changes while still making steady progress.
Workshops are open to all, and friends are welcome. We provide free on-site childcare, snacks, and drinks. Feel free to bring your own dinner if you’d like.
Save the date for our next Growing Forward workshop!

February 5: Thriving in Flow – Kanban for Daily Balance. Master the art of visualizing your tasks with Kanban boards that move work from “To Do” to “In Progress” to “Done,” creating a clear sense of accomplishment and flow. By applying Work in Progress (WIP) limits, you’ll learn to avoid overcommitment and burnout while setting up a personal Kanban system you can use immediately to manage your daily life.

Facilitated by Kay Hill
Kay Hill is a program management professional, nonprofit advocate, and U.S. Army veteran dedicated to service and social change. She champions mentorship and representation for women of color, working to expand opportunity through education and empowerment. Active in leadership forums and diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, Kay uses her expertise to help individuals and organizations bring clarity, structure, and balance to their goals, turning vision into confident and meaningful progress.
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Self-Care Saturday: Trauma-Informed Yoga
2026-01-31 10:00 - 11:00 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States

The Writing Circle at For Her
2026-01-31 11:00 - 12:00 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
A welcoming space for writers at all levels to connect, write, and share in a supportive environment. Each session includes time to connect with fellow writers, 30+ minutes of focused writing time, and an optional sharing period for feedback. All genres and experience levels welcome. Bring your current project, a journal or laptop, your curiosity, and a willingness to be inspired by others.
Peer-led by For Her community members. Light brunch provided. Friends are always welcome!
Save the dates for our future Writing Circles- always the last Saturday of the month!

February 28
March 28
April 25
May 30

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Menopause Matters: Menopause 101 with Dr. Marra Francis, OB-Gyn & Women's Health Expert
2026-01-31 11:30 - 13:00 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Join For Her for Menopause Matters, a five-part workshop series designed for women who want to learn about all aspects of perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause. Co-hosted by Debbie Jennings and Sabina Kapoor along with expert guest speakers, this series offers honest conversations, evidence-based guidance, and community support as we navigate this important life transition together.
Our first session, Menopause 101, features Dr. Marra Francis, an OB-Gyn and Women’s Health Expert who specializes in high-risk women’s health and cancer genetics. Dr. Francis will provide a comprehensive introduction to menopause, demystifying the changes happening in our bodies and answering all those questions you’ve been wondering about—and trust us, the conversation will be enlightening!
Each session follows our Trauma-Informed Yoga class at 10:00am and includes a light brunch, so make a whole morning of self-care! Grab your girls, enjoy some nourishing food, connect with an amazing community of women, and leave feeling informed and empowered. Brunch and all materials provided. Friends are always welcome!
Please note childcare will not be available for this session.
Save the dates for our future Menopause Matters workshops- always the last Saturday of the month!

Feb. 28: Mood & Mental Health
Mar. 28: Hormone Replacement Therapy
Apr. 25: Empowerment & Thriving Through Menopause
May 31: Navigating Relationships

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Her Table: Dating Like a Boss with Kayla Carter
2026-02-04 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, onsite babysitting, and all materials will be provided. Friends are always welcome!
Workshop Topic: Dating Like a Boss
Dating can be exciting, frustrating, and everything in between—but you don’t have to navigate it alone. In this workshop, we’ll explore modern dating dynamics, how to swipe smarter, and ways to stay safe while filtering through the noise. You’ll learn practical strategies to have fun while setting boundaries that honor your values and well-being. Through guided discussions and interactive exercises, we’ll help you approach dating with confidence and clarity. Whether you’re new to the apps or a seasoned swiper, this session will leave you feeling empowered and in control of your dating journey.
Facilitator: Kayla Carter
Kayla Carter is the founder and CEO of For Her, a transformative organization dedicated to empowering women in San Antonio and beyond. Since 2013, she has led For Her in breaking systemic barriers, fostering healing, and creating opportunities for women to thrive. Under her leadership, For Her has become a vital resource, offering innovative programs that promote equity, inclusion, and social mobility. A passionate advocate for community-driven change, Kayla challenges traditional philanthropy models to ensure lasting impact.
Dinner Provided
Vegetarian options will be available.
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Growing Forward Workshop with Kay Hill: Practical Strategies to Organize Your Goals, Nurture Balance, and Thrive
2026-02-05 18:00 - 19:30 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Growing Forward is a three-part, hands-on workshop series designed to help women bring clarity, balance, and structure to their personal and professional lives. Using simple program management strategies, Agile practices, and visual tools, participants will learn how to organize their goals and take confident, steady steps toward what matters most.
By the end of the series, participants will have:

Greater clarity and focus by seeing their goals and commitments clearly organized across different areas of life
Improved understanding of time management and work-life balance
A community of like-minded women. Engaging in shared learning reminds us that growth and organization are community-supported journeys, not solo efforts!

February 5: Thriving in Flow – Kanban for Daily Balance
Master the art of visualizing your tasks with Kanban boards that move work from “To Do” to “In Progress” to “Done,” creating a clear sense of accomplishment and flow. By applying Work in Progress (WIP) limits, you’ll learn to avoid overcommitment and burnout while setting up a personal Kanban system you can use immediately to manage your daily life.
Facilitated by Kay Hill
Kay Hill is a program management professional, nonprofit advocate, and U.S. Army veteran dedicated to service and social change. She champions mentorship and representation for women of color, working to expand opportunity through education and empowerment. Active in leadership forums and diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, Kay uses her expertise to help individuals and organizations bring clarity, structure, and balance to their goals, turning vision into confident and meaningful progress.
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Galentines Brunch with Green Thumb Gal
2026-02-07 10:00 - 12:00 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Who needs a Valentine when you’ve got your girls? Join For Her and Green Thumb Gal to celebrate the women in your life (including yourself!) with delicious food and a whole lot of fun.
Start your morning with mimosas and a spread of brunch favorites, then get your hands dirty as Green Thumb Gal guides us through creating our own feminine planters to take home. Whether you’re a seasoned plant parent or can barely keep a cactus alive, this hands-on workshop is designed for everyone. You’ll leave with a new plant baby, tips to keep it thriving, and hopefull a few new girlfriends too.
This is your reminder that self-love and sisterhood deserve to be celebrated year-round. So grab your bestie, your work wife, your neighbor, or come solo and make new connections. Let’s toast to the real loves of our lives: us! Brunch and all materials included.

Her Circle: Single Moms
2026-02-09 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-weekly 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!

February 23
March 9
March 23
April 13
April 27
May 11

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
2026-02-11 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. 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!

February 25
March 11
March 25
April 8
April 22
May 13
May 27

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 Healing: Survivor Support Group
2026-02-12 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 Courtney Balidoy, LPC, and Mia Covarrubias, LPC-A, topics 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 every 2nd and 4th Thursday through May. 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.
*Please note childcare will be unavailable during this group session.
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Her Table: Bridging the Civic Digital Divide with Dr. Caitlin Walker West
2026-02-18 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: Bridging the Civic Digital Divide for Women
Digital skills aren’t just about workforce skills; they’re civic power. Women face layered barriers to civic participation, many of which are amplified by technology.
This timely workshop breaks down how digital literacy, access, and confidence directly impact women’s civic voices, especially in today’s political climate. With early voting for the March primaries kicking off right now, this conversation couldn’t be more important.
Through real-world examples and interactive discussion, we’ll explore how closing the digital divide helps women stay informed, guard themselves from misinformation, and step into leadership in their communities both online and off.
Facilitator: Dr. Caitlin Walker West
Born and raised in the Rio Grande Valley, Dr. Caitlin Walker West (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 our next Her Tables!

Wednesday, March 4th at 6:30 PM
Wednesday, March 18th at 6:30 PM

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Her Circle: Single Moms *CANCELED*
2026-02-23 18:00 - 19:30 | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
*Please note that this meeting has been canceled*
Her Circle: Single Moms is a bi-weekly 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!

March 9
March 23
April 13
April 27

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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