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Women Community Events in Illinois

Join Women community events in Illinois celebrating your cultural heritage. Find cultural festivals, professional networking events, religious celebrations, educational workshops, fundraisers, and social gatherings that bring the Women community together. Stay connected with events that honor your traditions and create meaningful connections.
Rebel Music! Women of Color who Changed the Beat!
Rebel Music! Women of Color who Changed the Beat!
Opening Night Celebration & Documentary Screening February 21, 2026 • Joliet Area Historical Museum • Ages 21+ Be part of the hottest opening event in the suburbs! Rebel Music spotlights the trailblazing women of color who shaped American sound — from rock and funk to punk, soul, and beyond. Inspired by BBFF Founder Vici Howard’s nostalgic Route 66 “Sunday Drives,” this exhibition rewinds, re-listens, and restores the credit these pioneers deserve. Opening Night Includes: ✨ Ribbon-cutting ceremony Cash Bar 🎬 Screening of the 30-min film Rebel Music: Women of Color Who Changed the Beat 💬 Post-film discussion with Black & Brown Femme Films From Black History Month into Women’s History Month, join the celebration of brilliance, rebellion, rhythm, and legacy. It’s grown-folk vibes, cultural pride, and a museum night you won’t forget. Admission: Exhibit is Free with purchase of Joliet Area Historical Musem Ticket

Saturday, 21, 19.00 - Saturday, 21, 21.00 Joliet, IL _$25

She Deserves Roses: The Galentine’s Gala
She Deserves Roses: The Galentine’s Gala
She Deserves Roses: The Galentine’s Gala is an elegant evening created to celebrate sisterhood, connection, and joy. Join Black Women in Chicago Sisterhood for a night designed to honor women with music, poetry, laughter, and unforgettable vibes. This elevated Galentine’s experience will feature a live performance by Simone Green, spoken word by K-Love, and music curated by DJ Ca$hera. Expect an intimate, stylish atmosphere where you can get dressed up, celebrate love in all its forms, and enjoy meaningful moments with other women in the community. Whether you’re coming with friends or showing up solo, this night is about celebration, softness, and sisterhood — because she deserves roses & so do you

Saturday, 21, 19.00 - Saturday, 21, 23.00 Park Forest, IL _$25

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Women’s Healing Circle
Women’s Healing Circle
Come connect & elevate in every way. Truly a safe space. Emphasis on minority women.

Thursday, 01, 18.30 - Thursday, 01, 20.00 Chicago, IL _$25

2025 Chicago “300“ Black Women in White Gala & Awards Ceremony
2025 Chicago “300“ Black Women in White Gala & Awards Ceremony
Welcome to the 2025 Chicago “300“ Black Women in White Gala & Awards Ceremony! Join us on Sunday August 3, 2025 at 6:00 PM at the Hilton Chicago/Oak Lawn for a night of celebration and recognition. This event is all about honoring and empowering black women who have made significant contributions to their communities. Get ready to enjoy a glamorous evening filled with music, dancing, and inspiring stories. Come dressed in your best white attire and be prepared to network with other amazing women. Don't miss out on this unforgettable event!

Sunday, 03, 18.00 - Sunday, 03, 21.00 Oak Lawn, IL _$25

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BoHyun (Stella) Park
BoHyun (Stella) Park
As a Korean-speaking Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), I specialize in providing culturally responsive and affirming therapy for Korean and Korean American individuals and families. I understand the complexities of navigating mental health within the context of Korean cultural values, including family expectations, intergenerational dynamics, identity struggles, and the stigma often associated with seeking help.

Fort Wayne, IN

Svetlana Burak
Svetlana Burak
I’m a licensed therapist with 13 years of diverse clinical experience helping you navigate your life’s challenges with greater ease, self-awareness, and meaning. I specialize in working with women experiencing hormonal shifts, whether due to perimenopause or menopause. I also work with individuals navigating relationship challenges, particularly in polyamorous relationship structures. Whether you’re facing stress, identity shifts, relationship struggles, or personal growth obstacles, I offer a safe, non-judgmental space to explore and heal. I believe therapy is more than just problem-solving—it’s about empowerment, self-discovery, and growth. I draw from several evidence-based modalities to provide tailored support, including: -Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT): Helping you develop psychological flexibility, embrace emotions, and take meaningful action aligned with your values. -Imago Dialogue: A powerful approach to improving communication, deepening intimacy, and resolving relationship conflicts. -Certified Sex Therapy Informed Professional: Providing knowledgeable and affirming support for individuals navigating intimacy, sexual concerns, and relationship dynamics. With a background as an Integrative Nutrition Health Coach, I take a holistic approach to therapy—recognizing the deep connection between mental health, physical well-being, and emotional resilience. True healing goes beyond just addressing thoughts and emotions; it involves nurturing the body, understanding how food and lifestyle impact mood and energy, and aligning all aspects of your life to support your overall well-being.

Chicago, IL

Jane Kim
Jane Kim

Naples, FL

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DePaul Women's Bar Association
DePaul Women's Bar Association
The DePaul Women's Bar Association is a student-led organization rooted in the mission of supporting and empowering women within DePaul University's law school community in Chicago, IL. As a dedicated student organization, it serves as a welcoming space where law students can connect, share experiences, and build meaningful relationships with fellow members who are passionate about advancing women's voices and perspectives in the legal profession. Located at DePaul University in Chicago, Illinois, the Women's Bar Association creates an inclusive community for students interested in networking, professional growth, and mutual support. The organization recognizes the unique challenges and opportunities that women face in law and provides a platform for members to engage with one another authentically and purposefully. Through its various events and activities, the association fosters a sense of belonging and solidarity among its members while celebrating the diverse backgrounds and aspirations of the women in its community. As part of the vibrant student life at DePaul in Chicago, IL, the Women's Bar Association embodies the university's commitment to creating inclusive spaces where all students can thrive. The organization values connection, collaboration, and the empowerment of its members to pursue their professional goals with confidence and support. By bringing together law students who share common interests and values, the DePaul Women's Bar Association contributes meaningfully to the overall campus culture and provides a crucial resource for women navigating their legal education and early career development.

Chicago, IL

DePaul If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice
DePaul If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice
If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice operates as a student organization at DePaul University College of Law, rooted in the institution's deep commitment to serving Chicago's most vulnerable populations. This organization embodies DePaul's mission-driven approach to legal education by bringing together law students passionate about reproductive rights and justice. Based in Chicago, IL, the group connects with a national network dedicated to ensuring all people have the freedom to make personal decisions about their bodies, futures, and families. The organization reflects DePaul College of Law's institutional values of diversity, equity, and inclusion, creating a community where students can explore reproductive justice issues through both academic and practical lenses. Members work collaboratively to understand how law intersects with reproductive autonomy, informed by the law school's emphasis on clinical experience and community engagement. The student-led initiative demonstrates how DePaul law students translate their education into meaningful advocacy for populations often marginalized in legal and policy discussions. Located within one of Chicago's leading legal education institutions, If/When/How benefits from faculty mentorship, law library resources, and connections to the broader legal community. The organization represents the next generation of lawyers committed to reproductive justice, working alongside their peers in a supportive environment that values social justice work. Through their involvement with If/When/How, DePaul law students in Chicago, IL develop both professional competence and a deep understanding of their role in advancing rights and dignity for all people.

Chicago, IL

Chicago-Kent Society of Women in Law
Chicago-Kent Society of Women in Law
Rooted in the Chicago, Illinois legal education community, the Chicago-Kent Society of Women in Law stands as a student-led organization dedicated to supporting and empowering women pursuing legal careers. Located at the Illinois Institute of Technology's Chicago-Kent College of Law, this organization has become an integral part of student life, fostering a sense of belonging and shared purpose among its members. The society recognizes that women in law benefit from intentional community building, mentorship, and spaces where they can openly discuss their professional journeys and aspirations. The organization's mission centers on creating meaningful connections among female law students while building bridges to experienced women practitioners throughout the Chicago legal market. Members find value in the supportive community the society cultivates, where shared experiences and challenges are acknowledged and addressed collaboratively. This peer-focused approach distinguishes the organization from purely professional networking groups, emphasizing genuine relationships and mutual support. Operating within Chicago-Kent's broader ecosystem of student organizations and academic journals, the Society of Women in Law benefits from a rich institutional culture that values student engagement and professional development. The society's presence on campus reflects Chicago-Kent's commitment to creating an inclusive environment where all students can thrive. As the institution embraces new platforms and technologies through the 312 Community Hubs initiative launching in Fall 2025, the organization continues to adapt while maintaining its core mission of supporting women in law. For women law students in Chicago seeking community, mentorship, and professional growth, the Chicago-Kent Society of Women in Law offers authentic connections and practical support grounded in shared values and collective experience within the legal profession.

Chicago, IL

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