Womanly provides accessible health information to women and non-binary people through art and creative experiences.
Join us as we toast to the launch of Issue No. 7: S-E-X at Brooklyn's finest fashion boutique, Sincerely, Tommy.
We'll have goodies from our friends at Maude, Awkward Essentials, Parch, and more! Featuring tunes by Sunny Cheeba!
This women’s history month, we invite you to join an important discussion and activation bringing attention to the impact of the carceral system on the lives of Black and Brown women. This event will directly support the financial stability of the Women's Prison Association. WPA empowers women to redefine their lives in the face of injustice and incarceration. Forging pathways toward freedom, safety, and independence.
The evening will begin with a screening of the feature-length documentary, A Woman On The Outside, and follow up with a short Q&A discussion on the impact of incarceration on the lives of women of color.
Join us for an evening of education and candid conversations on pelvic health, how to prevent and reduce pelvic pain, and more! Sponsored by Zencape Health hosted by comedian Mila Myles, in conversation with Dr. Ja Hyun Shin, M.D. of Zencape Health, this session of What the Function?! will teach you all about PCOS, fibroids, period pain, endometriosis, and leave room for questions with a licensed health expert.
Pelvic pain is a common condition that affects many people, particularly women, caused by a range of issues, including menstrual cramps, endometriosis, urinary tract infections, and more. This virtual event aims to break down the stigma surrounding pelvic pain and provide attendees with the tools and education they need to manage their symptoms.
This session of What The Function is sponsored by Zencape: Zencape Health is a virtual care platform dedicated to treating chronic pelvic health conditions, through a whole-person, whole-body approach to treatment.
Join us on Monday October 17th at Sundown Bar in Ridgewood, Queens for a night of performances. Featuring our editor in chief, Attia Taylor, Flavya, and SPRNG VLVT. We're excited to meet you, share magazines, and listen to good music. Co-sponsored by Female Frequency and Soundgirls.
Join us outdoors this Sunday 7/17 from 2pm to 5pm ET at Mama Tried in Brooklyn. We're gathering as a community to catch up, network, have a drink, and celebrate the album release of our editor-in-chief, Attia Taylor.
Join us in celebrating the launch of our new website and our digital cover story with culture writer and film critic, Zeba Blay at Sincerely, Tommy in Brooklyn, NY.
Presented by CRUDE and Humble Bloom, this inaugural digital conference dives into the world of the microbiome and its role in human health and sustainability with panel discussions, fireside chats, hands-on DIY sessions and more!
Womanly Sounds was created to create safe spaces and opportunities for QTBIPOC musicians to express themselves. We are committed to building an indie music scene that isn’t catered to cis white men. Please come out and show your support for the incredible artists including Dakota Jones, Kamra, Attia Taylor, Miss Grit(string set)
The Sultan Room
Thu 7 Apr, 7:00 PM.
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Start your weekend off with Womanly and SKY TING YOGA
Join Womanly and SKY TING for a bit of relaxation, networking, and all things Womanly.
Flow with Joanna Ross-Tash for an hour yoga class
Pick up a copy of our latest issue "STRESSED OUT!"
Meet some of our all-volunteer team
All are welcomed to attend. Be sure to wear comfy clothes, mats will be provided.
RSVP here.
Anaïs - Performance and Conversation with Black Girl Magik
Aspire to Her's Launch Party on July 27, features a keynote panel focusing on career advice. 30 businesswomen from NYC, including Womanly EIC Attia Taylor, will be present as mentors.
The Asian American Feminist Collective is proud to present an interactive workshop, RACE IS A BODY IMAGE ISSUE, led by the incredible Sonalee Rashatwar AKA The Fat Sex Therapist!
Celebrate 4 years of Black Girl Magik!
Join Womanly Magazine and Planned Parenthood NYC at Meg Hosts for a panel discussion on black maternal health.
Join theGIRLMOB for an intergenerational conversation with WOC around wellness, aging, and sisterhood.
Please join us for a panel discussion and Celebration of Womxn Through Music to end the Brooklyn installment of I AM SHE on Wednesday, March 27th from 6pm - 9pm.
