This November, our chapter leaders hosted 53 events across 15 countries. They were out there creating spaces to learn, connect, and ask the hard questions about freedom, leadership, and community.
Some events brought small groups together for reflection, conversation, and personal growth, while others gathered larger networks of activists, entrepreneurs, and thinkers to exchange ideas and plan for the future. Each gathering reflected the passion and vision of the leader behind it.
Here’s a glimpse at some of the most inspiring moments from November:
LOLA Natal, Brazil
Solidary Children’s Day Celebration
LOLA Natal celebrated Children’s Day in partnership with a local institution that supports low-income women who need childcare while they work — a mission closely aligned with LOLA’s focus on opportunity and empowerment. The event created space for connection, support, and community building, and it resulted in three new members joining the chapter.
LOLA Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Freedom for All
LOLA Rio de Janeiro hosted the Freedom for All lecture developed by the chapter’s working group, focusing on individual and financial freedom. The discussion explored self-responsibility, critical thinking, and how free markets and entrepreneurship can transform women’s lives. Participants reflected on everyday choices that build autonomy and shared powerful stories of resilience, growth, and the pursuit of a freer future.
LOLA Recife, Brazil
Welcoming the new Co-Leader
LOLA Recife at Mardi Gras.
This November, LOLA Recife hosted two meaningful gatherings to strengthen the chapter’s community and leadership. The first was a relaxed Mardi Gras–style meetup, designed as a welcoming space for members and supporters to connect, share ideas, and deepen their local network. It was a lively reminder of the power of voluntary association and the kind of community that forms when people come together freely.
The chapter also held a leadership alignment meeting to welcome its new co-leader, Mariana Felinto, and connect her more closely with LOLA’s national and global mission. Through networking, experience-sharing, and thoughtful conversation, the meeting supported Mariana in building a stronger understanding of LOLA’s values and goals, leaving her feeling prepared to lead local initiatives with confidence and a broader strategic vision.
LOLA Distrito Federal, Brazil
Happy Hour
LOLA Distrito Federal hosted a relaxed happy hour where participants talked about the organization’s work and the role of women at COP30. The conversation highlighted the importance of women’s leadership in global discussions on freedom, sustainability, and the future of public policy.
LOLA Goiânia, Brazil
Children’s Month Social Action
LOLA Goiás organized a Children’s Month social action focused on ensuring rights guaranteed by law — especially the right to leisure and play. The chapter introduced the basics of the Child and Adolescent Statute and shared a bit of youthful freedom with the kids by gifting toys, creating a joyful and meaningful moment centered on dignity, rights, and opportunity.
LOLA Tel Aviv, Israel
Social catch-up and planning
LOLA Tel Aviv chapter met to plan upcoming activities, including an international event on immigration with guest speakers from LOLA Germany, and a local gathering highlighting Israeli liberal women in sports.
LOLA La Paz, Bolivia
Let’s Look Differently, Let’s Think Together
LOLA La Paz hosted a joint event with LOLA Peru, “Let’s Look Differently, Let’s Think Together,” creating an open space for dialogue on freedom, identity, and the social challenges facing Latin American communities. Through the screening of Blood of the Condor, participants explored how stories from the past invite us to think critically about the present. The gathering encouraged critical thinking and active conversation among women and young people about the values of liberty, autonomy, and individual responsibility in contemporary society.
LOLA La Paz, Bolivia
Runoff or Identity Battle? Voting Between the Ethnic and the Political in Bolivia
This Ideas Tea explored how ethnic identity and group narratives influence voting in Bolivia, encouraging participants to question dominant political frames and reflect on the importance of individual freedom in democratic choices. Through open dialogue, attendees strengthened their understanding of autonomy, personal responsibility, and liberty as core elements of authentic democratic participation.
LOLA Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh
NGOs in Advancing Women’s Rights
The chapter highlighted the vital role NGOs play in empowering women from marginalized communities, expanding access to education, economic opportunity, and civic participation. Through real examples of women whose lives were transformed by grassroots initiatives, the event encouraged leadership, awareness, and a deeper understanding of how civil society drives progress for women.
LOLA Kathmandu, Nepal
Gen Z and the Future of Liberty in Nepal: From Protest to Policy
LOLA Kathmandu hosted a powerful discussion in Chitwan on how Nepal’s Gen Z is reshaping the country’s political landscape. Led by Chapter Leader Prasidika Dhungana and Co-Leader Nitisha Ban, the event featured Advocate Sarita Tiwari and Engineer Sagar Karki, who explored whether the Gen Z movement was a genuine uprising or a social-media trend — concluding it was a real, nationwide call for freedom and accountability.
Panelists agreed that liberty in Nepal is stronger than ever, with young people speaking boldly, questioning authority, and demanding reform. The conversation touched on constitutional challenges, the rise of Nepal’s first female Prime Minister, and the growing influence of youth leadership in shaping policy.
LOLA Peshawar, Pakistan
Entrepreneurial Mindset: Vision to Reality
LOLA Peshawar hosted an in-person workshop with Dr. Harram Syed, a specialist in women’s entrepreneurship, to help participants turn ideas into real ventures. Dr. Harram shared practical business examples, encouraged young women to launch their own projects, and offered guidance to anyone ready to start. The session focused on building an entrepreneurial mindset — creativity, problem-solving, and resilience — while introducing financial basics, market research, and strategic planning. Through open discussion and networking, participants left inspired to lead, take initiative, and confidently turn their vision into reality.
LOLA Long Island, NY
Vision Board Workshop
As the chapter’s first official meeting, the workshop aimed to welcome new members and create a fun, creative space where liberty values met arts and crafts. Participants built vision boards while connecting over shared goals, leaving the event energized and with at least one new member joining the chapter.
LOLA Itahari, Nepal
Circle of Thoughts
LOLA Itahari hosted an open circle where participants reflected on social challenges affecting women and communities outside Kathmandu Valley — from unequal access to education and jobs to persistent gender biases. The group shared personal experiences, discussed solutions such as awareness initiatives and community support, and emphasized how digital platforms can expand opportunity and empowerment. The conversation encouraged critical thinking, collective learning, and a stronger commitment to advancing equality and liberty at the local level.
LOLA Toronto, Canada
Democracy Forum 2025
The session examined how Venezuela’s deep institutional collapse has enabled the rise of criminal and extremist networks. With some of the world’s weakest scores in state legitimacy, security, and corruption, the country has become a hub for illicit economies such as narcotrafficking, illegal mining, and fuel smuggling. The discussion highlighted how the erosion of the rule of law and the expansion of non-state armed groups threaten governance, stability, and human rights across the region.
LOLA Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
LOLA’s Pool Party
The pool party created a relaxed space for Lolas to connect, talk about freedom, and strengthen their community. Hosted at a member’s home, the gathering included a barbecue, swimming, ice cream, and great conversations. In honor of Women’s Entrepreneurship Week, two members showcased their businesses — one with makeup and another with jewelry — encouraging support for women entrepreneurs in the network
LOLA Niterói, Brazil
Limits on Parliamentary Oversight
The chapter participated in a panel discussion on the limitations placed on parliamentary oversight, highlighting the growing lack of freedom to audit public accounts. The conversation addressed recent judicial decisions that restrict the ability to monitor government spending and public services, emphasizing how these constraints undermine transparency and curtail essential democratic freedoms.
LOLA Austin, Texas
Sound Bath & After-Party with LOLA ATX
LOLA Austin hosted a weeknight sound bath followed by an after-party to encourage higher member turnout and make the gathering more accessible for women living in South Austin.
The event created a supportive environment for women to share experiences, care for their physical and emotional well-being, and heal together. It encouraged participants to speak up, uplift one another, and feel empowered to become health advocates within their communities.
LOLA Brazil
Online Book Discussion
LOLA Brazil hosted an online discussion on Per Bylund’s book How to Think About the Economy: A Primer, in partnership with the Mises Institute. The session featured Professor Fernando D’Andrea — a former student of Per Bylund and the translator of the book into Portuguese — who guided participants through key economic concepts and encouraged a clear, accessible understanding of how markets work.
LOLA Ita, Paraguay
Tea Afternoon
LOLA Ita hosted a tea afternoon to plan the chapter’s upcoming activities and strengthen coordination among members. The group outlined their next steps, including creating social media pages, organizing roles in logistics and marketing, and planning outreach efforts to invite new women to join the chapter. The meeting set a clear roadmap for building a more active and connected LOLA community in Paraguay.
LOLA Lima, Peru
Why do we choose our representatives poorly?
Attendees discussed how many people vote emotionally rather than rationally. They emphasized the importance of being educated and well-informed when making political decisions. Participants committed to researching candidates and staying informed ahead of Peru’s 2026 presidential election.
LOLA Amazonas, Brazil
From monarchy to freedom: What is still left to proclaim?
This meetup aimed to bring more young women closer to LOLA and spark conversations about the ongoing journey from authoritarian traditions to true individual freedom. The chapter successfully reached its goal of engaging new women and strengthening local interest in the ideas of liberty.
LOLA Itapetininga, Brazil
November Chapter Gathering
LOLA Itapetininga hosted its November gathering to welcome new members, connect with prospective participants, and begin planning the chapter’s upcoming December event. The meeting strengthened the group’s sense of community while setting the stage for continued growth and engagement.
LOLA Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Book & Wine Club
LOLA Biratnagar, Nepal
A Discussion on Women’s Participation in Economic Development
LOLA Biratnagar hosted a discussion on the role of women in Nepal’s economic development, encouraging students — the country’s future workforce — to recognize the importance of women’s active participation in building a stronger economy. Working women in attendance shared real-life experiences that helped bridge the gap between aspiration and action.
LOLA Santa Maria, Brazil
Farroupilha Interdisciplinary Symposium
LOLA Santa Maria joined the Interdisciplinary Farroupilha Symposium to introduce the chapter to new women in the community. As a newly opened chapter, the goal was to present our mission, connect with at least 20 participants, and encourage 10 of them to join as members. The event helped spark interest in LOLA’s work and laid the foundation for a growing network of women committed to liberty in Santa Maria.
LOLA Guanajuato, Mexico
Allies in Pink: Prevention & Networking
As part of Pink Month, LOLA Guanajuato hosted Allies in Pink – Prevention & Networking, a gathering dedicated to raising awareness about early detection and the importance of women taking charge of their health.
To guide the conversation, the chapter invited two exceptional specialists who offered clarity, practical advice, and encouragement.
The event created a warm and supportive space where women could ask questions, share experiences, and build connections — blending prevention, empowerment, and community in true LOLA spirit.
LOLA Karachi, Pakistan
Her Health, Her Liberty
The event highlighted how breast cancer awareness and early detection strengthen women’s autonomy and decision-making. Speakers addressed the stigma that keeps many women from discussing breast health, emphasizing the link between information, wellbeing, and personal freedom. Participants also explored the emotional pressures women face and engaged in a healing activity that encouraged open expression. The session reinforced the importance of safe spaces like LOLA, where women can speak freely, learn, and make informed choices about their health and lives.
To guide the conversation, the chapter invited two exceptional specialists who offered clarity, practical advice, and encouragement.
The event created a warm and supportive space where women could ask questions, share experiences, and build connections — blending prevention, empowerment, and community in true LOLA spirit.
LOLA Lisbon, Portugal
Road to AynRandCon 2026
Road to AynRandCon 2026, hosted by LOLA Lisbon, Portugal, brought members and guests together to explore the many paths to liberty through open discussion and shared learning. The event promoted Objectivism and Ayn Rand’s philosophy as a framework for individual freedom, responsibility, and human flourishing. Featuring insights connected to voices like Mário Amorim Lopes and Objectivist thinker Yaron Brook, the gathering sparked thoughtful dialogue on economic freedom, leadership, and personal agency. It also served as a vibrant space to raise awareness about LOLA and welcome new supporters into the community.
LOLA Buenos Aires, Argentina
Year-End Planning Meeting
LOLA Buenos Aires, Argentina organized an end-of-year closing initiative to celebrate the chapter’s work and plan a strong wrap-up to 2025. The team held an agenda-setting meeting to coordinate the event and divide key responsibilities, including securing the venue, designing the flyer, preparing invitation letters, arranging catering, and confirming budgets. This planning session helped ensure a smooth, well-organized celebration that brings members together and closes the year with community and purpose.
LOLA Espírito Santo, Brazil
Freedom and Democracy Forum in Vitória
LOLA Espírito Santo secured a complimentary stand at the Fórum Liberdade e Democracia in Vitória—an opportunity that is typically paid, but was made possible through strategic negotiation. Local Lolas attended the forum with free tickets and represented LOLA at the stand, engaging with participants, collecting signatures, and introducing the organization to new women.Participation in the forum increased LOLA’s visibility, expanded awareness of our mission, and strengthened our growing presence in Espírito Santo.
LOLA Caracas, Venezuela
LOLA Caracas Presentation – Mission and Vision of the Organization
LOLA Caracas, Venezuela organized an introductory gathering named “Presentación de LOLA Caracas – Misión y Visión de la Organización.” The event aimed to present LOLA Caracas to young women interested in liberty ideas, sharing the chapter’s mission, values, and ways to get involved. It helped connect new participants to a network that promotes female leadership, critical thinking, and principled advocacy. In Venezuela’s challenging context, even small spaces for activism are meaningful and important.
LOLA Parana, Brazil
Public speaking workshop for women
LOLA Parana organized a public speaking workshop for women named “Oficina de Oratória para Mulheres.” The event focused on strengthening participants’ speaking and oratory skills to help them communicate with more confidence. It highlighted how clear, assertive (and respectful) communication is essential for promoting the ideas of freedom without creating unnecessary conflict. Overall, the workshop empowered women to present their views calmly, effectively, and with conviction.
LOLA Londrina, Parana
Women’s Entrepreneurship Day
LOLA Londrina, Paraná organized a celebration and lecture named “Women’s Entrepreneurship Day.” Held on Women’s Entrepreneurship Day, the event shared a strong message of empowerment and reminded participants of the potential every woman carries. It encouraged women to unite, exchange knowledge and strategies, and activate their talents across society. A special emphasis was placed on expanding women’s impact in public life, especially politics.
LOLA Natal, Brazil
Farewell happy hour for the former leader and a welcome for the new associates.
LOLA Natal, Rio Grande do Norte organized a farewell happy hour for the former leader and a welcome gathering for new associates. The event created space for community bonding and a thoughtful discussion on Brazil’s current political landscape, the liberal movement’s representation, and early reflections on possible 2026 presidential candidates. Participants also shared their concerns about recent national developments involving former President Bolsonaro and the Supreme Court, emphasizing the importance of rule of law and democratic safeguards.
LOLA Kathmandu, Nepal
Women as Leaders of Liberty Movement
LOLA Kathmandu, Nepal organized a leadership session named “Women as Leaders of the Liberty Movement.” The event empowered women to step into leadership within the liberty community by offering inspiration, knowledge, and practical guidance, while highlighting the impact of female leaders advancing freedom and individual rights. It also built a supportive network for mentoring and collaboration, and strengthened participants’ advocacy and communication skills. Overall, the gathering encouraged deeper civic engagement and active involvement in policy and community initiatives.
LOLA Cordoba, Argentina
End of year celebration
LOLA Córdoba, Argentina organized an end-of-year celebration named “End of Year Celebration.” The chapter used the gathering to review LOLA’s stances, clear up common misconceptions about libertarianism, and reaffirm seven core libertarian ideas shared by members. Participants also practiced public speaking through interactive games and closed the night by planning activities and themes for next year.
LOLA Cordoba, Argentina
Clarifying libertarian stances
LOLA Córdoba, Argentina organized a discussion session named “Clarifying Libertarian Stances.” The event aimed to clearly reaffirm LOLA’s positions and address any doubts or misconceptions within the group. Members worked together to identify and agree on six key libertarian concepts shared across the chapter. This helped strengthen unity, clarity, and confidence in how the chapter represents its ideas.
LOLA ITA,PARAGUAY
Tea afternoon
LOLA Ita, Paraguay organized a community gathering named “ Tea afternoon” The event created space to discuss LOLA’s mission and vision, strengthen relationships, and plan activities for the final weeks of the year. Participants emphasized the importance of building strong social media channels that reflect the chapter’s vision clearly. The meeting also encouraged new projects focused on empowering women in the community.
LOLA Nova Friburgo, Rio de Janeiro
Creative writing project: words that transform
LOLA Nova Friburgo, Rio de Janeiro organized a celebration and awards gathering named “Creative Writing Project: Words That Transform.” The event honored 31 girls who participated in the writing call, recognizing their creativity and reflections on freedom. It encouraged intellectual autonomy, self-esteem, and writing as a tool for expression and growth, while bringing families, schools, and civil society together. Through readings of the winning texts, the chapter highlighted freedom, responsibility, and choice as core themes shaping young women’s identities and futures.
LOLA Cochabamba, Bolivia
Feminist Economy in Action
LOLA Cochabamba, Bolivia organized an entrepreneurship workshop named “Feminist Economy in Action.” The event motivated participants to start their own businesses by sharing practical tools for entrepreneurship, passive income generation, and basic financial planning. It promoted freedom by encouraging economic independence, personal responsibility, and self-sufficiency through free initiative. Overall, the space reinforced LOLA’s role in building a more prosperous and autonomous community.
LOLA Tel Aviv, Israel
Social get together
LOLA Tel Aviv, Israel organized a social get-together to strengthen community and plan for the year ahead. Members discussed ways to promote liberty-based ideas during the upcoming election season across parties and to recruit new, young liberal women into LOLA. The chapter also planned to attend a Tel Aviv University event on student activism to introduce LOLA and liberty values to the next generation.
LOLA Santa Cruz, Bolivia
International Forum:End of Socialism in Bolivia?
LOLA Santa Cruz, Bolivia attended an international forum named “End of Socialism in Bolivia”? The event spotlighted Bolivia’s political and economic reality after more than 15 years under one ruling party, sharing this context with an international audience. It brought in perspectives from other countries and experts to spark critical dialogue on liberty, democracy, and the economy. With over 25 attendees, it strengthened a regional community committed to freedom-centered solutions.
LOLA Santa Cruz, Bolivia
First session of the Adam Smith book club
LOLA Santa Cruz, Bolivia organized the first meeting of its reading club named “First session of the Adam Smith book club.” The session focused on discussing The Wealth of Nations and creating a space for deep analysis and exchange of ideas. Members explored Adam Smith’s economic foundations, especially the role of individual interest in how markets function. The event strengthened understanding of classical economic thought within the chapter.
LOLA Santa Cruz, Bolivia
John Galt School – Sesión 8
LOLA Santa Cruz, Bolivia organized a learning session named “John Galt School – Sesión 8.” The chapter introduced students to the foundations of individualism through Ayn Rand’s Anthem, contrasting it with collectivist societies. Participants engaged in critical discussion about freedom, identity, and life under authoritarianism, linking the text to real-world social and political structures. The session also fostered a respectful, collaborative space for shared reflections and debate.
LOLA Santa Cruz, Bolivia
LOLA Skill Lab
LOLA Santa Cruz, Bolivia organized a full-day training event named “LOLA Skill Lab.” With around 25 attendees, the chapter delivered hands-on workshops on advocacy and media strategies, communication and public speaking, values and identity alignment with LOLA, and leadership self-assessment. The event equipped members with practical tools to grow their confidence, autonomy, and capacity to lead. It also strengthened collaboration and bonds across chapters, leaving participants more united and motivated to expand impact in their communities.
LOLA Guanajuato, Mexico
Christmas bazaar
LOLA Guanajuato, Mexico organized a holiday market named “Christmas Bazaar.” The event created a space for women entrepreneurs to exchange and promote their products while getting to know LOLA and its mission. The chapter also requested support to print stickers and a banner for upcoming events to strengthen visibility. Overall, it combined community-building, entrepreneurship, and outreach to new women.
LOLA Pocos de Caldas, Brazil
Tax-free draft beer
LOLA Poços de Caldas, Minas Gerais organized a relaxed meetup named “Tax-free draft beer”. The event used an informal setting to introduce liberty ideas, especially highlighting how excessive taxes affect even everyday life. Members discussed different forms of government and how each relates to freedom, including examples from Brazil’s own political history. Overall, it was a light, engaging way to connect and reflect on liberty in practice.
LOLA Lima, Peru
Freedom, Peruvian style
LOLA Lima, Peru organized a discussion event named “Freedom in a Peruvian style.” The chapter analyzed Peru’s social and political landscape ahead of the presidential and congressional elections. Participants explored how the idea of liberty is understood within Peru’s sociocultural context and economic reality. The conversation helped clarify local challenges and opportunities for advancing freedom-based ideas.
LOLA Warsaw, Poland
Pub Quiz LOLA x SFL
LOLA Warsaw, Poland organized a joint community event named “Pub Quiz LOLA x SFL.” The chapter used a fun, informal quiz format to strengthen the local pro-liberty community and make classical liberal ideas—like free markets, individual rights, and limited government—more accessible. The event attracted new audiences, encouraged open dialogue, and built connections between LOLA and SFL members. Led by women organizers, it also showcased and developed female leadership within the liberty movement.
LOLA ITA, PARAGUAY
Webinar: History of Feminism in Paraguay
LOLA Ita, Paraguay organized an online session named “Webinar: History of Feminism in Paraguay.” The event recognized the legacy of feminist women who shaped Paraguay’s history and encouraged participants to analyze each stage with their own critical perspective. Attendees highlighted the value of remembering past female leaders and expressed interest in continuing these spaces for deeper conversation on feminism. Overall, the webinar strengthened historical awareness and community reflection.
LOLA Montevideo, Uruguay
De-dollarization of the Uruguayan economy
LOLA Montevideo, Uruguay organized a discussion event named “De-dollarization of the Uruguayan Economy.” The chapter examined how reducing dollar reliance could affect financial stability and the behavior of consumers and businesses. Participants noted the potential benefits for monetary autonomy, but also the risks if confidence in the Uruguayan peso is weak. The conversation emphasized that any transition would require fiscal credibility, sustained low inflation, and clear rules.
LOLA USA, National Events
LOLA Session with Project Arizona on From Volunteer to Visionary Leader
LOLA organized a leadership session named “LOLA Session with Project Arizona: From Volunteer to Visionary Leader.” The event supported volunteers’ personal and professional growth by helping them identify their leadership styles, strengths, and pathways for deeper impact in the liberty movement. Led through guided reflection by Ichchha as a Project Arizona alum and LOLA leader, participants connected their skills to real opportunities for future involvement. An informal after-session meetup further strengthened community bonds and confidence among students and Project Arizona attendees.
LOLA Recife, Brazil
LOLA Entrepreneurs’ Meetup
LOLA Recife, Pernambuco organized a gathering named “Lola Entrepreneurs Meetup” The event created a welcoming space for women to connect through shared experiences of entrepreneurship, autonomy, and purpose. Even without scheduled speakers, it became a meaningful roundtable where participants exchanged challenges and lessons, highlighting how freedom becomes action through enterprise. A curated bazar of independent brands reinforced entrepreneurship as a powerful expression of individual liberty.