LOLA Chapter Updates

LOLA Brazil
Lola Brazil takes its first steps to become a nonprofit in Brazil
On January 23rd, LOLA Brazil held its first official assembly, one of the required steps by Brazil’s bureaucracy in order to file as an official nonprofit in the country. LOLA Brazil now has 38 signatures from 38 Ladies of Liberty, who are now founding members of this amazing Chapter.

LOLA Brazil
Celebrating the election of six city council women who are also LOLAs!
Six members of LOLA chapters in Brazil have won their elections to city council under Brazil’s libertarian party- ‘Novo’. Though LOLA is not a political organization, we support and encourage members to be politically active and we are inspired by this news. City council women meet in celebration of their recent election.   

LOLA Ghana
Liberty and the Need For Women Participation
LOLA Communications and Outreach Manager, Holly Jean Soto, joined the LOLA Ghana Chapter to talk about how LOLA is addressing the need for particiption of women in the liberty movement.

LOLA Chile & LOLA Argentina
Assembly of Political Women of the Americas 2020
Ladies of Liberty, Catalina Saire and Nina Agustina, were invited to speak at the Assembly of Political Women of the Americas 2020 on the topic of Latin American women leaders for freedom. They talked about their work as libertarian leaders, their contribution to the liberty movement and women empowerment in Latin America. Keep up the great work ladies!

LOLA Chile
LOLA Chile talks about freedom and empowerment in Spanish podcast, Siga la Idea
Yenny Farfan, Vice President of LOLA Chile, represents her Chapter in the podcast Siga la Idea (Follow the Idea), where she talks about feminism, liberty, and women empowerment. Watch here in Spanish.

Announcements and More

Chapters forming now!
Join other Ladies of Liberty in your area. Chapters forming in:
–Northern VA
–Chicago, IL
–Nashville, TN
-Northern NY
–and more. 
Get connected here.

Marx Isn’t My Vibe
“In 2018, I was coming to terms with the fact that I was a feminist. I’ve been told many times that in order to be a feminist you have to be a Marxist, or hate capitalism, but that’s just not my vibe.” -November LOLA of the Month, Marina Zonis.
Read her full story here.

LOLA Brazil grows to 11 states with 14 Chapters
LOLA Brazil launched a new chapter in Rio Grande do Sul, the southernmost state in Brazil. LOLA is officially present in the entire south region of the country. Welcome Ladies of Liberty!

Socialism Distancing
We’re going to need more than 6ft apart for this one. Follow us on Instagram for more liberty-themed content @ladiesofliberty

Welcome to the team Marina!
Marina Zonis has joined the LOLA Team as the new Social Media Coordinator. Marina is a Business Lawyer in Brazil and has been involved with LOLA since 2019. She serves as the Social Media Lead and Director of Communications of LOLA Brazil. She is passionate about limited government, libertarian feminism, women’s rights, and Japanese food.

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