JOIN US SUNDAY NOVEMBER 23RD FROM 3-5 PM EST
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JOIN US SUNDAY NOVEMBER 23RD FROM 3-5 PM EST 〰️
Maybe you’ve gone no contact with family because the conversations were filled with hate.
Maybe you’ve distanced yourself from friends who refuse to face the truth.
Maybe you’re just plain tired — tired of watching babies in zip ties, tired of the inhumanity, tired of feeling like you’re screaming into a void while America crumbles.
If that’s where you are, this space is for you.
Because allyship isn’t just a buzzword — it’s a practice. And during the holidays, it’s a test.
How do you show up and lead when silence is not an option?
This is your invitation to choose courage over comfort — to turn heartbreak into action, and exhaustion into power.
Here’s the truth.
This is a call to the allies who give a damn.
The women who are done with performative allyship and ready to do the real work.
The ones who know allyship is not a post, a hashtag, or a season — it’s a practice.
We’re gathering to unpack the how:
How to stand ten toes down as an ally when it feels like the world’s burning.
How to be an intersectional feminist — one who uplifts every voice, not just the ones that look like her own.
How to build true community in times of division and challenge.
How to stay grounded and powerful when activism fatigue hits hard.
How to channel frustration into focused, sustainable impact.
Because women have always been on the front lines of every movement —
and we’ll be the ones to rebuild what they’re trying to destroy.
This gathering isn’t just a conversation. It’s a blueprint.
A circle of women who refuse to numb out, shut down, or sit this one out.
We’re here to feel it all — and then fight like hell together.
So bring your glass of wine, your open heart, your righteous fury, and your sisters-in-solidarity.
We’re gathering to remember who we are — and what we’re capable of.
Join us for Friendsgiving: The Ally Sip & Learn
a live, virtual experience and movement for women who are ready to show up, build community, and stand up for justice.
📅 Date: November 23, 2025
📍 Location: Virtual (link provided upon registration)
This is not another surface-level conversation — it’s a two-hour, immersive experience designed to give you tangible tools and renewed strength to keep showing up when it matters most.
Here’s how we’ll spend our time together:
1 hour of deep, guided education — unpacking allyship, intersectional feminism, and community building in real time.
2x 15-minute hot seats — live guest coaching on real allyship challenges.
15-minute live Q&A — your chance to bring questions, share experiences, and get support.
15-minute homework & wrap-up — leaving you with actionable next steps and a personal blueprint for continued growth.
Your investment:
$27 (Early Bird Price Until 11/7)
$67 (After 11/7)
Because change starts with commitment — and every movement needs women who are all in.
What You Get:
Meet Ardenia
Ardenia is on a mission to inspire one million progressive women to become powerful allies and everyday disrupters — personally, professionally, and politically.
With deep roots in public policy and advocacy, Ardenia has built her career at the intersection of leadership, equity, and social change. A former White House Intern, Corporate Executive, and facilitator, she brings a rare perspective that bridges government, business, and community — always with a commitment to amplifying women’s voices and driving systemic impact.
As a speaker and pundit, Ardenia is known for her bold, unfiltered commentary on the political and social issues shaping our world. She has guided countless conversations that challenge conventional thinking and empower women to lead with integrity and intention.
Previously, she hosted a widely respected podcast that explored conscious living, progressive leadership, and everyday activism — a project she plans to return to as part of her broader mission to educate, energize, and equip women for change.
At her core, Ardenia is a disruptor for good — championing diversity, sustainability, and intentional living in every space she enters. Her work continues to create spaces where progressive women stay informed, challenge the status quo, and turn conviction into collective power.
