In June, chapters hosted 35+ events across five regions, covering topics from libertarian feminism and constitutional limits on state power to financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and the historical roots of liberty movements. Films, books, and personal stories were used to explore resilience and hard choices, while other sessions built practical skills in communication and community-building.
Read on to see what your fellow chapters were up to this month.
Brazil
Brazil’s 14 events covered a wide range of ground, from the historical evolution of liberty ideas and the economic consequences of government intervention to financial crimes, capital flight, and cryptocurrencies. Chapters also explored self-knowledge and purpose through study, authentic leadership rooted in vulnerability, and the challenges facing young leaders under 30. Several sessions were more informal or celebratory, including political discussions during election season and women gathering to cheer on the national team
You can see all the events hosted in Brazil below.
- LOLA Londrina, PR – Empowerment, Freedom, and Female Leadership
- LOLA Campo Grande, MS – Talk: “The Ladder of Maturity”
- LOLA Brazil, Regional Events – Workshop: “Where We Came From: The History of the Ideas of Liberty and Liberal Movements” with Lucas Berlanza – LOLA Brazil 2026 Annual Training Program
- LOLA Brazil, Regional Events – Workshop: “Why Good Intentions Are Not Enough: What Economics Teaches Us About Public Policy” with Patricia Bortolon – LOLA Brazil 2026 Annual Training Program
- LOLA Curitiba, PR – Happy Hour + a Mug Personalized by You
- LOLA Niterói, RJ – Let’s Cheer for Brazil Together
- LOLA Niterói, RJ – Do You Speak or Do You Communicate?
- LOLA Natal, RN – Game Night
- LOLA Rio de Janeiro, RJ – LOLA World Cup Event
- LOLA Belém, PA – Book Club 2
- LOLA Niterói, RJ – Third Impact Program – LOLA Brazil Niterói
- LOLA Niterói, RJ – Cinema: Michael Jackson – Liberty
- LOLA Recife, PE – LOLA Game Day
- LOLA Manaus, AM – Game Night
Latin America
Latin America had an active May, with events across multiple countries including Peru, Guatemala, and several others.
Latin American chapters hosted 10 events across five countries, covering topics from entrepreneurship and intellectual property to political theory, resilience, and personal freedom. Events ranged from the multi-city Atenea Bootcamp series to book discussions and legal analysis of current events in the region.
Check out all the Latin American events:
- LOLA Quito, Ecuador – Atenea Bootcamp
- LOLA Colazo, Argentina – Support for the Transformation of Argentina
- LOLA Santa Cruz, Bolivia – Gloria Álvarez, Book Presentation
- LOLA Bolivia – Gloria Álvarez in Bolivia
- LOLA Guanajuato, Mexico – Brunch & Networking
- LOLA Bolívar, Venezuela – Taylor Night
- LOLA Bolivia – Between Protest and Order: State of Exception in Bolivia
- LOLA Santa Cruz, Bolivia – Book Club Closing Session
North America
LOLA United States had one tabling this month, and it was a strong one. Galt’s Gulch, the Atlas Society’s annual Objectivism conference, saw LOLAs tabling and making the most of every opportunity to connect and build relationships with attendees. The conference also featured a women-only social event, organized by us, giving female attendees a dedicated space to connect and network.
The highlight came in Atlas’s new reel content, where LOLAs took all three top spots. It’s a clear signal of the talent and presence our members bring to these spaces.
Africa
Our teams across Africa are busy preparing for their upcoming retreat (more on that soon), but our team in Namibia still made time for an event this month. The session focused on building awareness around mental health and how women can prevent burnout while staying productive.
Asia
Asia hosted 7 events covering a broad mix of topics, from environmental responsibility and entrepreneurship to leadership development and legal advocacy. Chapters used film and roundtable discussions to explore resilience and decision-making, launched a new regional chapter, and held a major forum on women’s legal rights, consent, and bodily autonomy for more than 50 young participants. Other sessions focused on building confidence, communication, and leadership skills to help women navigate challenges and step into future leadership roles.
- LOLA Colombo, Sri Lanka – Movie Screening: The Call
- LOLA Itahari, Nepal – Climate Change Awareness and Action
- LOLA Gilgit, Pakistan – LOLA Orientation Session
- LOLA Kathmandu, Nepal – Liberty Roundtable
- LOLA Lalitpur, Nepal – From Silence to Strength: Combating Sexual Violence & Empowering Future Women Leaders
- LOLA Biratnagar, Nepal – Leadership Training
- LOLA Dinajpur, Bangladesh; LOLA Lalitpur, Nepal – Women in Leadership: Turning Challenges into Opportunities at iHub Kathmandu