Grandmothers for a Better World
Grandmother Collective builds and connects a world community to elevate, support, and activate elder women as a powerful positive force. We envision a world where the power of elder women is visible and valued.
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More than just a collective of grandmothers, we are a force for community level change, addressing societal challenges, promoting sustainability, and advocating for a world built on empathy and inclusivity. Grandmother Collective seeks to rewrite the narrative of aging, proving that the later chapters of life are filled with purpose, impact, and a commitment to leaving the world better.
The Grandmother Collective Coffee Chat offers a welcoming space for older women to share about their changemaking work, seek support, and connect with others. These monthly gatherings foster collaboration, allowing participants to exchange ideas, amplify their efforts, and build a supportive network dedicated to driving social change in their communities. Whether you represent and grandmother-centered organization, or you are an individual seeking the community of older women, you are welcome.
Every Month: First Tuesday at 12pm Eastern US Time
Who? Any older women who are seeking to connect with others for mutual exchange and peer support.
Change the narrative by telling, writing, and building audiences for your stories!
Change the narrative by telling, writing, and building audiences for your stories!
TELL YOUR STORIES AND ENJOY LISTENING TO OTHERS
TELL YOUR STORIES AND ENJOY LISTENING TO OTHERS
Step into a welcoming space to share and celebrate the stories that connect us. The Storytelling Circle is an open gathering for all who are passionate about amplifying the voices of older women and exploring the transformative power of storytelling. This session offers a chance to tell your story, listen to others, and be part of a vibrant community.
Whether you’re a seasoned storyteller, a first-timer, or simply curious to listen, we welcome you to connect with us, share your ideas, and celebrate the wisdom of grandmothers and grand others.
When:
Every month on the Second Tuesday at 8pm Eastern (U.S.)
One-time sign-up, ongoing invitations
Register your interest once, and we’ll send you reminders each month—no need to sign up again. Drop in when you can. You’ll always be welcome.
Learn more about how to sign up to tell a story, or register here to join the circle!
WRITE YOUR STORIES AND EMBRACE IMPERFECTION
WRITE YOUR STORIES AND EMBRACE IMPERFECTION
Step into a welcoming space to write, reflect, and embrace the beauty of imperfection. Wabi Sabi Writers Group is a new gathering for grandmothers who want to explore personal storytelling, legacy writing, and the art of embracing life’s unfinished and imperfect moments through writing.
Whether you're an experienced writer or just beginning to put your stories on paper, this group will offer writing prompts, tips, and a supportive community to help you get words flowing. Your stories can be shared on The Grandmother Collective’s Substack, given to loved ones, or kept just for you.
When:
Every month on the fourth Wednesday at 11am Eastern (U.S.)
One-time sign-up, ongoing invitations
Register your interest once, and we’ll send you reminders each month—no need to sign up again. Drop in when you can. You’ll always be welcome.
Register here to join the group!
COLLABORATE TO REACH READERS AND BUILD AUDIENCES
COLLABORATE TO REACH READERS AND BUILD AUDIENCES
Crone Authors Together (CAT) is a collaborative circle for women authors (not marketers) who want to reach readers and build audiences.
We gather monthly online to share what works: reader outreach, launch strategies, and marketing ideas. We solve problems, celebrate wins, and build community with each other and our readers. Please join us and share your voice!
When:
Every month on the last Tuesday at 1:00pm Eastern (U.S.)
One-time sign-up, ongoing invitations
Register your interest once, and we’ll send you reminders each month—no need to sign up again. Drop in when you can. You’ll always be welcome.
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