May Theme: Women & Society, Resistance “Breaking Silence, Breaking Boundaries” Last Friday, our Dialogue Book Club gathered for a meaningful May session inspired by Erin Brockovich. It was more than...
Our May Book Club theme is Women, Society & Resistance. This month, we will explore courage, advocacy, speaking up, and the power of one woman’s persistence through the inspiring film...
In our April Dialogue Book Club session, we came together around the theme of Women & Race Representation through the inspiring Netflix mini-series Self Made. Together, we reflected on: Women’s...
Dialogue Book Club #8
April 21, 20260
Where stories of women reshape how we see the world… This April, we come together to explore powerful stories of women who turned challenges into strength and shaped their place...
Dialogue Book Club #7
April 8, 20260
What makes a house a home? Last Friday, at our March Dialogue Book Club gathering, we came together around the theme of Women & Immigration. Inspired by The Swimmers and...
Dialogue Book Club #5
March 2, 20260
On the evening of February 27, our Dialogue Book Club came together for a warm and meaningful iftar. It was a beautiful night of thoughtful conversation, shared reflections, and community...
Dialogue Book Club #5
February 23, 20260
Our February program is ready! This month’s theme is Women, Aging, and Wisdom. Around a warm iftar table, we will reflect on the meaningful comedy film Nonnas, exploring what aging,...
Dialogue Book Club #4
February 2, 20260
WOMEN, GRIEF & COMPASSION In our January Dialogue Book Club, we explored grief, compassion, and inner healing through the true story of Penguin Bloom. Through Sam’s journey after a life-altering...
Dialogue Book Club #4
January 13, 20260
Women, Grief & Self-Compassion As the Dialogue Book Club’s January gathering, we invite you to a meaningful discussion focused on grief, compassion, and inner transformation. During this session, we will...
Dialogue Book Club #3
December 22, 20250
This month’s book club gathering felt deeply layered and quietly powerful. We didn’t just watch the movie Tully, we used it as a mirror. Through Marlo’s story, we explored experiences...