Chapter Updates – June 2025

LOLA Mar del Plata hosted a Liberty Tea Party to introduce the ideas of freedom to women from diverse backgrounds and welcome new members to the community. The event created a relaxed and inclusive space for open conversation, with a key takeaway being the proposal to hold regular gatherings to strengthen connections among LOLAs and foster deeper engagement with the liberty movement.

LOLA Rio de Janeiro hosted a special talk with Rejane Gambin, the city’s first female Vice Mayor of Joinville, SC and a proud member of LOLA. The event aimed to inspire local LOLAs by connecting them with a woman actively making an impact in public office.

Rejane shared her personal journey from professional life to politics, including her experiences stepping in as acting mayor and earning respect in a male-dominated space. She also addressed the unique challenges women face in political roles, offering valuable insight and encouragement for future leaders.

LOLA London hosted its first-ever “Liberty Lounge” to kickstart a local network of women interested in the ideas of liberty. The discussion focused on freedom of expression, cancel culture, and key concepts of economic freedom. The event served as an open and welcoming space to connect, exchange ideas, and begin building a strong LOLA presence in the UK.

LOLA participated in the third annual Galt’s Gulch Conference hosted by The Atlas Society, using the opportunity to connect with attendees, table for LOLA, and recruit new leaders and members to our global community.

This Ayn Rand–inspired event centered on the principles of self-interest, individualism, and Objectivist philosophy. Attendees engaged in dynamic discussions, educational seminars, and networking focused on reason and personal achievement.

One highlight was the talk by Hannah Cox, “Nobody Wants to be the Mommy: Individualism, Gender Roles, and the Decline of Parenthood,” which explored shifting family dynamics and the cultural implications of proposed policies like Trump’s Baby Bonus.

LOLA hosted a booth at the Libertarian Party of Florida 2025 Convention, engaging attendees in discussions on key liberty issues such as marijuana decriminalization, economic freedom, and the role of women in advancing libertarian principles.

The event provided a valuable space to connect with new allies, share LOLA’s mission, and expand our presence across Florida.

To mark Mother’s Day, LOLA regional team made a thought-provoking roundtable exploring the intersection of motherhood, policy, and liberty.

Engaged in a wide-ranging discussion on topics such as Trump’s proposed $5,000 baby stipend, adoption, child-free lifestyles, fertility treatment coverage, and the cultural and economic factors influencing family planning decisions.

From government incentives to personal choice, the conversation encouraged honest reflections on what truly empowers women to make decisions about parenthood in today’s world.

While Galt’s Gulch by The Atlas Society brought liberty-minded thinkers to Austin, LOLA hosted a casual brunch to connect with local women in the movement.

As a new chapter in the city, the goal was to create a low-barrier event to build community and attract women interested in libertarian ideas. The brunch offered a relaxed space for meaningful conversations in small groups.

Many attendees were new to LOLA and left with new friendships and plans to attend future events. It was an exciting start for LOLA Austin.

LOLA Bauru organized a gathering to present the organization and welcome a woman interested in joining. She runs a local NGO and was enthusiastic about the opportunity to connect.

The conversation focused on feminism, the role of liberal ideas in promoting women’s empowerment and financial independence, and the social vulnerability faced by women in Itapetininga. The group also discussed the importance of building support and care networks for women. After the meeting, she happily accepted the invitation to join LOLA.

LOLA Brazil hosted an online workshop with Lucas Berlanza, who delivered an engaging session on the connections between liberalism, conservatism, and traditionalism. He explained how each ideology relates to core principles of liberty and warned about the risks posed by movements that reject individual freedom. The event offered valuable insights for participants seeking to understand ideological differences within the broader liberty movement.

This book club gathering aimed to attract more women by discussing a romance novel centered on female protagonism. The group read A Carteira by Francesca Giannone, inspired by the author’s grandmother and based on the story of the first mailwoman in a small Italian town. The conversation focused on the challenges faced by the protagonist and how her story resonates with women today. Participants shared their personal reflections, fostering a warm and meaningful exchange about resilience, identity, and everyday courage.

This event gathered 32 young girls to discuss how cultural norms and societal pressures limit their freedom in education, careers, and self-expression. They explored barriers like restricted mobility and lack of decision-making roles.

Participants also addressed digital risks such as surveillance and censorship, highlighting the need for digital literacy and privacy.

The discussion emphasized balancing freedom with responsibility and using legal tools to claim rights.

Interactive sessions helped define liberty as the freedom to choose and uplift others. The event ended with many pledging to mentor peers and promote liberty in their communities.

LOLA Israel representatives attended an important event featuring Argentine President Javier Milei. They participated as part of the gathering, strengthening ties with the liberal community and supportive politicians.

The event highlighted the importance of freedom of minds and markets.

Two LOLA chapter leaders met in person to plan upcoming events and welcomed a new member to the team. The discussion focused on event ideas for the next three months and strategies for expanding the chapter. The new member was introduced to LOLA’s mission and opportunities to get involved.

LOLA Mar del Plata hosted a Wine & Cheese event to promote liberty and welcome new members to the international Ladies of Liberty Alliance network.

LOLA Mar del Plata was present with a stand at the event to engage attendees and share our mission. The goal was to spread ideas of liberty and welcome new women to the LOLA network.

LOLA Peshawar, in collaboration with Students for Economic and Social Affairs (SESA), hosted a group discussion titled “Freedom to Celebrate Festivals in Pakistan.” Muhammad Sulaiman, President of National Influencers, gave a keynote on the freedoms and restrictions surrounding festivals in the country.

The event included an open forum where students and faculty from universities such as University of Peshawar, University of Swabi, Sarhad University, Abasyn University, Iqra University, and Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Women University shared diverse perspectives on cultural and religious freedoms.

This project aimed to equip women with the knowledge and tools to create an accessible presentation on individual freedom, economic freedom, and core liberal principles, linking theory to everyday life.

The working group met virtually five times over two months, with each 90-minute session fostering collaboration. An open call for applicants was launched on April 7 through LOLA Rio’s social media and groups, prioritizing diverse backgrounds and strong motivation.

Selected participants from Rio de Janeiro, Niterói, and Nova Friburgo joined a WhatsApp group, received educational materials, and actively co-created the final presentation.

In response to rising political tensions and misinformation around the monarchy in Nepal, LOLA Kathmandu co-hosted a panel discussion at Nepal Law Campus with Students For Liberty Nepal-Bhutan.

The event brought together 150+ students and featured both pro-monarchy and pro-democracy voices. The panel explored civic responsibility, youth engagement, and the role of women in democracy.

LOLA’s Asia Regional Director Ichchha Khatiwada and SFL’s Prasidika Dhungana opened the event, emphasizing the need for open dialogue. Participants praised the discussion for offering clarity, balance, and a platform for informed debate.

The launch of LOLA Mutare officially introduced our network to local women, creating a welcoming space to explore the ideas of liberty, personal responsibility, and voluntary cooperation. The event focused on empowering women to lead, connect, and advocate for freedom in their lives and communities. It also outlined the chapter’s mission, vision, and future plans—laying a strong foundation for sisterhood, collaboration, and growth in the region.

This gathering focused on women’s physical and mental well-being, highlighting how self-care is essential not just for personal health but also for professional growth. Through yoga, participants explored how nurturing the body and mind can strengthen confidence, resilience, and their capacity to lead in business and beyond.

This event was created to help women better manage their time while balancing family, work, political engagement, and personal relationships. While the focus was on time management, the discussion naturally expanded to address the everyday machismo women face—especially when stepping into roles traditionally seen as “masculine.” The space became one of mutual support, where women shared strategies not just for managing schedules, but for navigating bias and claiming their time with confidence.