Join MPV LA x IQRA for our monthly virtual Qur’an Chat on Saturday, November 15 at 9:30 AM PT | 12:30 PM ET. We’ll be discussing a shorter Surah, possibly Surah Naba.
Salaam, Community!
Join us for an evening of fellowship, food, and connection! Whether you’re new or a longtime member, you’re warmly welcome.
We’ll start gathering at 6:00 pm to mingle and greet newcomers, then pray Isha together at 6:30.
After prayer we will share a potluck meal. Bring what you can, but you are welcome in any case. A signup sheet for food and cleanup is here.
We will also watch a short film (TBA) and have discussion or socialization afterwards.
📍 Location: Starr King Room, First Unitarian Church of Oakland
📅 Date/Time: Saturday, November 22nd, 6 - 9 pm.
🚇 Easy walk from 12th Street BART in downtown Oakland
Looking forward to seeing everyone — inshallah!
Join MPV LA x IQRA for an in-person Qur’an Chat on Sunday November 9 from 3 - 6 PM. We’ll meet in person in West LA and then get food at a nearby restaurant after the discussion. RSVP below for more details, including the exact location of the meet up!
Muslims for Progressive Values is excited to bring to our community the Progressive Islam Curriculum Live Workshop with Kendra Cordova, educator, MPV Board Member, and the brilliant mind behind our Youtube Series, MPV with Kendra.
The 9th workshop in this online series will cover Lessons 3, 4, and 5 of the Progressive Islam Curriculum's Unit 5 "Gender Equality in Islam", confronting misconceptions and barriers that Muslim women face to manifesting their God-given rights to economic independence, reproductive justice, and marital rights. Participants will reflect on the different Islamic values that should guide our understanding of the rights that Muslim women have to access these freedoms, which they have been entitled to since the first revelations of the Qur'an.
MPV's Progressive Islam Curriculum Live Workshop - Gender Equality in Islam Part 2
Date: Saturday, November 8, 2025
Time: 7:00 PM PT | 9:00 PM CT | 10:00 PM ET
Registration Fee: $15 donation to Muslims for Progressive Values' Public Education Fund to compensate our educator with the benefit of an interactive question and answer session. If you would like to attend but cannot afford the $15 donation to MPV, please reach out to us at info@mpvusa.org before registering so we can confirm if we have a sponsorship available to you.
24 hours before the first live workshop begins, you'll receive an email from Kendra with the Zoom link to join the live workshop.
We want our educational resources to be as accessible as possible but we also believe in compensating our educators and the people who make these educational programs possible. If you would like to attend but cannot afford the $15 donation to MPV, please reach out to us at info@mpvusa.org before registering so we can confirm if we have a sponsorship available to you.
If you have the ability to and would like to sponsor an individual's attendance for the workshop, please make a donation of $30 and add a note to your donation signaling that you are sponsoring a community member's registration fee.
Kendra Cordova (they/them) is a revert Muslim. They hold an MFA in Creative Writing and their background includes advanced language and composition, storytelling, literary analysis, world literature, and training as a spiritual life coach.
Kendra was raised with a strict religious education within the Catholic Church, but didn't feel that the teachings reflected their belief in God's compassion and love. They went on to spend time studying world religions and spent years with New Age movements. These teachings were full of healing and compassion, but were still missing an important aspect: the Oneness of God.
In 2019 Kendra was diagnosed with Mixed Connective Tissue Disease, and felt drawn to study Islam. After reading the Quran and a few years of study, they knew they had found the truth in Islam and converted at the end of 2021.
As a queer person (nonbinary asexual panromantic), and the mother of two special needs children, Kendra has been inspired by the beauty of the Quran and the core Islamic principles including social justice, fostering a personal relationship with God, and the celebration of diversity in God's creation. They have incorporated Islam into their creative life as well, writing sufi poetry and including Islamic imagery in their paintings which have been featured in juries exhibitions in the U.S.
As a host for MPV, Kendra hopes to share the progressive message of Islam and help Muslims who have often felt marginalized in the community to feel seen, heard, and loved through sharing Islamic stories, analyzing scholarly research, and encouraging viewers to share their stories, too.
You can contact Kendra at mpvwithkendra@gmail.com
Despite global commitments like the UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security, women’s leadership in peace mediation remains far too low. In 2023, women made up only 13.7% of mediators in peace processes.
In response to the UN’s Common Pledge for Women’s Participation, the UN Multi-Faith Advisory Council are hosting a webinar, “A Common Pledge: Advancing the Unique Role of Women and Young Women of Faith Mediators,” in conjunction with the 25th anniversary of the Women, Peace and Security Agenda.
The event will amplify the critical and often unrecognized contributions of women and young women of faith mediators who bring unique insights, moral authority, and trusted leadership to resolving conflicts.
Join the Multi-Faith Advisory Council on Thursday, October 30 from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM EDT to hear from women of faith on mediation, learn about their best practices, and explore concrete strategies for advancing women’s meaningful participation in mediation processes.
#ACommonPledge #Faith4WomenInMediation
Salaam Community!
Please join us for a virtual gathering! We'll be welcoming a guest speaker who recently returned from the West Bank after volunteering as an international witness and protective presence. We'll hear about the realities Palestinians face on the ground, the International Solidarity Movement, and creative ways to get involved.
New members and familiar faces welcome! Join the zoom call from wherever you're comfortable, grab your tea or coffee, and learn about an important topic in the company of other progressive Muslims.
Join MPV-Boston the last weekend of every month for a community watch party featuring Muslim-themed TV shows and movies (think We Are Lady Parts, Mo, and more!). This month, we’ll be screening Polite Society, an action-comedy film about British-Pakistani teen Ria Khan who dreams of becoming a movie stuntwoman and sets out to save her sister Lena after she decides to give up her dreams to get married. We’ll gather together on Sunday, October 26 from 6:00 - 8:00 PM for the watch party at the PSF Community Center in the New Balance Room.
Salaam friends! Join us in the historic queer neighborhood of Retro Row (Fourth St) in Long Beach. We'll have brunch at The Social List. Here's the menu.
And, here's the venue address:
The Social List
2105 E. Fourth Street
Long Beach 90814
(562) 433-5478
As always, DM Arisha in the Meetup App with questions ;)
Ani Zonneveld will read excerpts from her memoir An Unlikely Social Justice Warrior: Making My Life Count as a Muslim Feminist and connect it to her work, as well as talk about how ICUJP and George Regas helped her in her faith.
Join the conversation with our speaker:
Ani Zonneveld is a Grammy-certified songwriter, activist, and founder of Muslims for Progressive Values. She champions women’s rights, LGBTQIA+ inclusion, and freedom of expression through faith, music, and advocacy.
Agenda
7:30 - 7:35 Log in and socialize
7:35 - 7:45 Welcome and introductions
7:45 - 7:50 Reflection (5 min. maximum)
7:50 - 9:15 Program and Q&A
9:15 - 9:20 Announcements
9:20 - 9:30 Closing circle and prayer
Start your morning with us!
Facilitator: Rick Banales
Reflector: Carolfrances Likins
Join the MPV Great Lakes Chapter for their monthly virtual meeting on October 19 at 7:00 PM CT. Join the meeting here.
Please join MPV LA x IQRA on Sunday, October 19 for our monthly virtual Qur’an Chat. We’ll be gathering together virtually at 9:30 AM PT / 12:30 PM ET to continue reading from Surah Yusuf.
We gather virtually or in-person to discuss the Quran. The group aims to be an inclusive space to connect to, struggle with, and grow from the sacred and deeply lyrical text while exploring the gamut of possible interpretations (whether progressivist, shia, modernist, sunni, feminist, sufi, queer, or salafi). Core to this endeavor is a commitment to 1) recognizing the historic multiplicity of Muslim interpretation and 2) embracing the diversity of our own personal experiences and understandings. In this process, we will differ and disagree - it's only natural! Let's embrace that and grow from one another.
Bring your whole selves into the conversation. Be respectful. Share air time so everyone has an opportunity to speak. There are no silly questions. Each of us are at different places of our spiritual journey and we look forward to supporting each other wherever we may be. No level of familiarity or knowledge of Arabic is required.
The 8th workshop in the Progressive Islam Curriculum Workshop Series will cover Lessons 1 and 2 of the Progressive Islam Curriculum's Unit 5 "Gender Equality in Islam", applying progressive hermeneutics to issues that impact gender equality in Muslims communities around the world. Participants will be introduced to an approach to Freedom of Religion and Belief that actively affirms women’s rights, rather than impedes feminist movements across the world and to four core Islamic principles that protect Muslim women’s right to bodily autonomy.
Date: Saturday, October 4, 2025
Time: 7:00 PM PT | 9:00 PM CT | 10:00 PM ET
Registration Fee: $15 donation to Muslims for Progressive Values' Public Education Fund to compensate our educator with the benefit of an interactive question and answer session. If you would like to attend but cannot afford the $15 donation to MPV, please reach out to us at info@mpvusa.org before registering so we can confirm if we have a sponsorship available for you.
*Pay your registration fee here*
We want our educational resources to be as accessible as possible but we also believe in compensating our educators and the people who make these educational programs possible. If you would like to attend but cannot afford the $15 donation to MPV, please reach out to us at info@mpvusa.org before registering so we can confirm if we have a sponsorship available to you.
If you have the ability to and would like to sponsor an individual's attendance for the workshop, please make a donation of $30 and add a note to your donation signaling that you are sponsoring a community member's registration fee.
Kendra Cordova (they/them) is a revert Muslim. They hold an MFA in Creative Writing and their background includes advanced language and composition, storytelling, literary analysis, world literature, and training as a spiritual life coach.
Kendra was raised with a strict religious education within the Catholic Church, but didn't feel that the teachings reflected their belief in God's compassion and love. They went on to spend time studying world religions and spent years with New Age movements. These teachings were full of healing and compassion, but were still missing an important aspect: the Oneness of God.
In 2019 Kendra was diagnosed with Mixed Connective Tissue Disease, and felt drawn to study Islam. After reading the Quran and a few years of study, they knew they had found the truth in Islam and converted at the end of 2021.
As a queer person (nonbinary asexual panromantic), and the mother of two special needs children, Kendra has been inspired by the beauty of the Quran and the core Islamic principles including social justice, fostering a personal relationship with God, and the celebration of diversity in God's creation. They have incorporated Islam into their creative life as well, writing sufi poetry and including Islamic imagery in their paintings which have been featured in juries exhibitions in the U.S.
As a host for MPV, Kendra hopes to share the progressive message of Islam and help Muslims who have often felt marginalized in the community to feel seen, heard, and loved through sharing Islamic stories, analyzing scholarly research, and encouraging viewers to share their stories, too.
You can contact Kendra at mpvwithkendra@gmail.com
Please join MPV Boston x the South Asian Center for an upcoming ✨Diwali-Eid Dinner ✨
We’ll be gathering in community on Friday, October 4 at 6:00 - 9:00 PM at Reservoir Church
The event is free and all are welcome to attend but we ask that all interested individuals please RSVP here to confirm attendance. We are also looking for volunteers and performers to showcase their talent throughout the evening!
Looking forward to a vibrant evening of community, fun, and dancing!
The Global Campaign for Equality in Family Law is thrilled to announce our #HRC60 side event, which will spotlight the crucial link between family law reform and the advancement of economic rights for women worldwide. We will convene an exceptional lineup of speakers, including representatives from governments, the Women, Business and the Law and leading global, regional, and national advocates dedicated to #FamilyLawReform.
Join us as we explore how discriminatory family laws impact women's economic rights across the globe and discuss strategies to make family law reform a global, regional, and national priority. #FreeOurFamilyLaws
Inequality in family laws and practices has a domino effect on multiple key national indicators. Not only does it widen gender gaps in education, economic participation, health, and political empowerment, but it also places women and girls at an increased risk of poverty.
📅 2nd October 2025 at 10:00 - 11:00 am (Geneva time)
📍 Room Concordia 1, Palais des Nations, Building A, 2nd Floor Palais des Nations, Geneva
📝 For virtual viewing - register below
Salaam! We’re going to Inglewood for our next Queer Muslim & Allies Brunch. This is a black-woman-owned, queer-friendly venue. The brunch food looks amazing and the average price is $25-35 per entrée. Here’s the menu (call them for prices). There’s even a Forbes article about 1010 Winery :)
We are doing things a little differently this time. The venue requires a $25 deposit per person for a larger party. This is applied to your meal. Please DM me (Arisha) once you have RSVPed to learn about Venmo details. Your RSVP will not be complete until you have paid your deposit. Final day to RSVP is September 24.
Watch Party Announcement!
Hi everyone! Excited to announce our second MPV Boston Watch Party
Saturday, September 27th, 2025
6:00 - 8:00 PM EST
PSF Community Center - Allston Brighton Community Room
We’ll be kicking off Season 2 of We Are Lady Parts (episodes 1-3). Expect cozy vibes, snacks, and the chance to connect with fellow MPV folks in person
Please RSVP on MPV Boston’s Facebook Group below!
Please join the MPV Boston community for the Birds Gala on Friday, September 26 from 8:00 PM - 11:00 PM ET at Upstairs at Bow, Bow Market.
We’ll be gathering in support of ANIKAYA’s international and local work including Sacred Spaces Expanded, a Boston-based site-responsive performance bootcamp centering deaf and immigrant youth and upcoming Birds and The Women Gather tours in Pakistan, Tunisia, and Azerbaijan.
Together, we’ll enjoy
Pop-up performances throughout the evening by ANIKAYA artists and guests
Live DJ & open dance floor
Live and silent auctions featuring artwork, unique cultural experiences & more
Food & drink
Community, joyful resistance, and shared celebration
Tickets available for purchase below . Please use the code Match for 50% off your ticket purchase.
Despite international commitments like the Beijing Declaration, gender equality continues to face resistance across global platforms.
The UN Multi-Faith Advisory Council (MFAC) Gender Working Group has developed the ‘Side by Side: Connecting Sacred Dialogue and Responses in Promoting Gender Equality and Human Rights’ Advocacy Brief to equip faith-based organizations with strategies to counter pushback and promote values-based, rights-affirming dialogue.
Join us on Thursday, September 25 from 11:15 AM to 12:45 PM EDT for a hybrid launch event on this pivotal brief and discuss actionable steps for faith actors to advance gender equality.
FAITHS IN UNITY: RECLAIMING OUR HUMANITY
Tenth annual Interfaith Solidarity March LA, to be held on Sunday, September 21st from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM, to coincide with the International Day of Peace.
Start at: St. Basil Roman Catholic Church
3611 Wilshire Blvd
End at: Islamic Center, on Vermont
Launched in 2016, we have held our event annually, even hosting virtual marches in 2020 and 2021 during the Pandemic, ensuring continuity and raising morale. Incorporating virtual elements to include our friends from around the world during our afternoon’s program of events, we are a flagship member march of the Interfaith March for Peace & Justice (IMPJ), the world’s largest coalition of interfaith marches.
Our theme for this year’s march is Faiths in Unity: Reclaiming Our Humanity. We invite you to join us as we explore this theme. In addition, the final program of the march will be a panel discussion about how our interfaith work coincides and dovetails with the International Day of Peace. Further information about the march and Institute can be found on IRTPJ’s website here.
Salaam Community!
Please join us as we gather in person for fellowship and fun! We'll share food, pray together, and hang out. We might decide on a discussion topic or a short film to watch or something, so stay tuned for more details. New faces and current members welcome!
We'll be meeting in the Starr King room at the First Unitarian Church of Oakland, September 20th, 6:30-9:30pm.
Looking forward to seeing everyone, inshallah!
We hope you have been enjoying the last days of summer and as you start to fill your calendar up with fall festivities, make sure to include our virtual monthly meeting on Friday September 19th at 7PM CST
You can find the link to join the virtual meeting here.
Muslims for Progressive Values is excited to bring to our community the Progressive Islam Curriculum Live Workshop with Kendra Cordova, educator, MPV Board Member, and the brilliant mind behind our Youtube Series, MPV with Kendra.
The 7th workshop in this online series will cover Lessons 3, 4, and 5 of the Progressive Islam Curriculum's Unit 4 "Reading the Qur'an as a Progressive Muslim", applying the science of progressive hermeneutics to select verses of the Qur’an to underscore the text’s support for human rights and inclusivity.
In Part 2 of the Unit 4 Series, participants will engage with progressive interpretations and Quranic exegesis from a diverse range of scholars, applying these interpretations to verses that address freedom of religion and belief, equality, and principles of non-violence, ultimately helping participants better understand Islam and its holiest text.
MPV's Progressive Islam Curriculum Live Workshop - Unit 4 Part 2
Date: Saturday, September 6, 2025
Time: 7:00 PM PT | 9:00 PM CT | 10:00 PM ET
Registration Fee: $15 donation to Muslims for Progressive Values' Public Education Fund to compensate our educator with the benefit of an interactive question and answer session.*
*24 hours before the first live workshop begins, you'll receive an email from Kendra with the Zoom link to join the live workshop.
We want our educational resources to be as accessible as possible but we also believe in compensating our educators and the people who make these educational programs possible. If you would like to attend but cannot afford the $15 donation to MPV, please reach out to us at info@mpvusa.org.
If you have the ability to and would like to sponsor an individual's attendance for the workshop, please make a donation of $30 and add a note to your donation signaling that you are sponsoring a community member's registration fee.
Kendra Cordova (they/them) is a revert Muslim. They hold an MFA in Creative Writing and their background includes advanced language and composition, storytelling, literary analysis, world literature, and training as a spiritual life coach.
Kendra was raised with a strict religious education within the Catholic Church, but didn't feel that the teachings reflected their belief in God's compassion and love. They went on to spend time studying world religions and spent years with New Age movements. These teachings were full of healing and compassion, but were still missing an important aspect: the Oneness of God.
In 2019 Kendra was diagnosed with Mixed Connective Tissue Disease, and felt drawn to study Islam. After reading the Quran and a few years of study, they knew they had found the truth in Islam and converted at the end of 2021.
As a queer person (nonbinary asexual panromantic), and the mother of two special needs children, Kendra has been inspired by the beauty of the Quran and the core Islamic principles including social justice, fostering a personal relationship with God, and the celebration of diversity in God's creation. They have incorporated Islam into their creative life as well, writing sufi poetry and including Islamic imagery in their paintings which have been featured in juries exhibitions in the U.S.
As a host for MPV, Kendra hopes to share the progressive message of Islam and help Muslims who have often felt marginalized in the community to feel seen, heard, and loved through sharing Islamic stories, analyzing scholarly research, and encouraging viewers to share their stories, too.
You can contact Kendra at mpvwithkendra@gmail.com
Join MPV Los Angeles Chapter and IQRA on Saturday September 6 at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET for a Virtual Qur’an Discussion.
Bring your whole selves into the conversation. Be respectful. Share air time so everyone has an opportunity to speak. There are no silly questions. Each of us are at different places of our spiritual journey and we look forward to supporting each other wherever we may be. No level of familiarity or knowledge of Arabic is required.
We gather virtually or in-person to discuss the Quran. The group aims to be an inclusive space to connect to, struggle with, and grow from the sacred and deeply lyrical text while exploring the gamut of possible interpretations (whether progressivist, shia, modernist, sunni, feminist, sufi, queer, or salafi). Core to this endeavor is a commitment to 1) recognizing the historic multiplicity of Muslim interpretation and 2) embracing the diversity of our own personal experiences and understandings. In this process, we will differ and disagree - it's only natural! Let's embrace that and grow from one another.
Salaam! Please join MPV Los Angeles for another brunch at the end of August inshAllah. We will be enjoying Mexican food at Casita del Campo in LA on Sunday August 31 at 11:30 AM PT.
Join the MPV Great Lakes Chapter on Tuesday, August 19 at 7:00 PM CT for a Virtual Community Gathering. You can join us at the link below!
Join MPV Great Lakes and Feminist Consciousness Raising Group - Milwaukee. for a virtual discussion of Part 2 of Hijab Butch Blues by Lamya H. We’ll be meeting virtually on Monday August 11 at 7:00 PM CT. RSVP below to join us!
Muslims for Progressive Values is excited to bring to our community the Progressive Islam Curriculum Live Workshop with Kendra Cordova, educator, MPV Board Member, and the brilliant mind behind our Youtube Series, MPV with Kendra.
The 6th workshop in this online series will cover Lessons 1 and 2 of the Progressive Islam Curriculum's Unit 4 Reading the Qur'an as a Progressive Muslim, applying the science of progressive hermeneutics to select verses of the Qur’an to underscore the text’s support for human rights and inclusivity.
In the Part 1 of the Unit 4 Series, participants will engage with progressive interpretations and Quranic exegesis from a diverse range of scholars, applying these interpretations to verses that address gender equality and sexual diversity in the Qur'an, including the infamous Story of Lut, which continues to contribute to and justify homophobia and intolerance in the Islamic world today.
Date: Saturday, August 2 2025
Time: 7:00 PM PT | 9:00 PM CT | 10:00 PM ET
Registration Fee: $15 donation to Muslims for Progressive Values' Public Education Fund to compensate our educator with the benefit of an interactive question and answer session.*
*24 hours before the first live workshop begins, you'll receive an email from Kendra with the Zoom link to join the live workshop.
We want our educational resources to be as accessible as possible but we also believe in compensating our educators and the people who make these educational programs possible. If you would like to attend but cannot afford the $15 donation to MPV, please reach out to us at info@mpvusa.org.
If you have the ability to and would like to sponsor an individual's attendance for the workshop, please make a donation of $30 and add a note to your donation signaling that you are sponsoring a community member's registration fee.
Kendra Cordova (they/them) is a revert Muslim. They hold an MFA in Creative Writing and their background includes advanced language and composition, storytelling, literary analysis, world literature, and training as a spiritual life coach.
Kendra was raised with a strict religious education within the Catholic Church, but didn't feel that the teachings reflected their belief in God's compassion and love. They went on to spend time studying world religions and spent years with New Age movements. These teachings were full of healing and compassion, but were still missing an important aspect: the Oneness of God.
In 2019 Kendra was diagnosed with Mixed Connective Tissue Disease, and felt drawn to study Islam. After reading the Quran and a few years of study, they knew they had found the truth in Islam and converted at the end of 2021.
As a queer person (nonbinary asexual panromantic), and the mother of two special needs children, Kendra has been inspired by the beauty of the Quran and the core Islamic principles including social justice, fostering a personal relationship with God, and the celebration of diversity in God's creation. They have incorporated Islam into their creative life as well, writing sufi poetry and including Islamic imagery in their paintings which have been featured in juries exhibitions in the U.S.
As a host for MPV, Kendra hopes to share the progressive message of Islam and help Muslims who have often felt marginalized in the community to feel seen, heard, and loved through sharing Islamic stories, analyzing scholarly research, and encouraging viewers to share their stories, too.
You can contact Kendra at mpvwithkendra@gmail.com
Join MPV Los Angeles Chapter and IQRA on Saturday August 2 at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET for a Virtual Qur’an Discussion.
Bring your whole selves into the conversation. Be respectful. Share air time so everyone has an opportunity to speak. There are no silly questions. Each of us are at different places of our spiritual journey and we look forward to supporting each other wherever we may be. No level of familiarity or knowledge of Arabic is required.
We gather virtually or in-person to discuss the Quran. The group aims to be an inclusive space to connect to, struggle with, and grow from the sacred and deeply lyrical text while exploring the gamut of possible interpretations (whether progressivist, shia, modernist, sunni, feminist, sufi, queer, or salafi). Core to this endeavor is a commitment to 1) recognizing the historic multiplicity of Muslim interpretation and 2) embracing the diversity of our own personal experiences and understandings. In this process, we will differ and disagree - it's only natural! Let's embrace that and grow from one another.
MPV San Francisco Virtual Community Gathering
Salaam community!
Join MPV San Francisco for a virtual gathering on the evening of Thursday July 24 at 7:30 PM PT. Feel free to cozy up to the zoom call with some tea or coffee, and join us for a discussion and hang-out. Because it is virtual, we hope to see members and new faces from across the greater Bay Area. Discussion topic TBA, so stay tuned.
Zoom info will be sent to those who RSVP.
Looking forward to seeing everyone, inshallah.
MPV is a funder of the film "Witness" which we are so very proud of! It is a 10 minute, beautiful film that will move you, and we encourage you to come out. Screening is followed by discussion and reception.
LOCATION: Barnsdall Gallery Theatre, 4800 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, 90027
The screening is free but registration required.
An imam faces a crisis of faith when he must choose between upholding values of his mosque or protecting the spiritual belonging of a male congregant.
Directed by Radha Mehta & Said Jaan. Watch the film trailer here.
Join us for a virtual discussion of Part I of Hijab Butch Blues by Lamya H, with Muslims for Progressive Values - Great Lakes and Feminist Consciousness Raising Group - Milwaukee.
Join MPV Great Lakes (formerly MPV Chicago) for their Virtual Community Meeting on July 8 at 12:00 PM CT.
