Theme: The Winter of Womanhood

An independently organized community event to discuss common issues toward the end of every woman's lifespan.

Lyric Stage Theater
140 Clarendon Street
Second Floor
Back Bay, Boston, Massachusetts, 02116
United States

Alexandra Wolfe, PA-C

Physician Assistant at Boston Bone & Joint Institute

https://www.bbji.com/pa-np-1/alexandra-wolfe

Anne Umansky

Local Legend

https://agelab.mit.edu/blog/jake-birnbach-anne-umansky-me/

Bianca Mulaney-Topkar, MD, MSc, MPH

Vascular Surgery Resident at Massachusetts General Hospital

https://www.massgeneral.org/surgery/education-and-training/resident-profiles

Dr. Jade Richardson, MBA, MS

CEO of the HAVN Agency, University of Pittsburgh Doctorate Commencement Speaker, Miss Black Pennsylvania USA 2018

thehavnagency.com

Julie Miller, PhD, MSW

Director of Thought Leadership for Financial Resilience at AARP; Former Research Scientist at MIT AgeLab

https://www.aarp.org/pri/experts/julie-miller/

Meredith Havard, Esq.

Attorney at Wilchins, Cosentino & Novins LLP

https://wcnllp.com/wellesley-ma-lawyers/attorney-meredith-havard/

Pamela Woo Williams, MSN, ANP-BC, ACHPN

Nurse Practitioner at Massachusetts General Hospital; Instructor at MGH Institute

https://www.massgeneral.org/medicine/palliative-care-and-geriatric-medicine/about/staff/pamela-woo-williams

Samantha Brady, PhD

Research Scientist at MIT AgeLab

https://agelab.mit.edu/about-us/people/samantha-brady/

Zehra Abid-Wood

President of Lasell Village, Vice President of Lasell University

Zehra Abid-Wood is President of Lasell Village, a nationally recognized senior living community situated on a university campus and rooted in intergenerational, lifelong learning. With deep experience leading technological, cultural, and organizational transformation, Zehra’s mission is to change how we learn as we age. She has held leadership roles at MIT and AlerisLife, and currently serves on the senior management team of Lasell University, the LeadingAge MA board and the Belmont School Committee. An immigrant and lifelong learner herself, Zehra believes learning isn’t just how we grow our minds—it’s how we continue becoming ourselves.