BIPOC Women's Society

BIPOC Women's Society We aim to create a vibrant and inclusive social club that serves as a platform for BIPOC women to connect, empower, and inspire one another.

Through a diverse range of networking events and workshops, we aim to cultivate a supportive community.

Hi BWS Community, Step into the studio, take a breath, and get ready to move in a way that feels powerful and freeing.Jo...
05/01/2026

Hi BWS Community,

Step into the studio, take a breath, and get ready to move in a way that feels powerful and freeing.
Join us for an empowering pole class May 30 created for BIPOC women to explore strength, confidence, and self-expression in a supportive, judgment-free space. đź’•

No experience needed. Whether it is your first time touching a pole or you have tried it before, this session is all about building strength, learning foundational moves, and reconnecting with your body in a fun and affirming way. đź’•

Hi BWS Community! 
Join us for a vibrant evening dedicated to celebrating Asian women, their stories, strength, and shar...
04/20/2026

Hi BWS Community!

Join us for a vibrant evening dedicated to celebrating Asian women, their stories, strength, and shared heritage. Rooted & Radiant – An Asian Heritage Month party is a space to connect, unwind, and honour the richness of our cultures through meaningful conversation, music, food, and joy.

Expect good food, good music, and even better company! Link in bio!

Hi BWS Community, Our second session is “What Do You Like?: Conversations That Build Better Intimacy”(Sexual Communicati...
04/06/2026

Hi BWS Community,

Our second session is “What Do You Like?: Conversations That Build Better Intimacy”(Sexual Communication 101) with on April 18th 10am PST

Talking about s*x is not always easy, but it is essential.

As women, we are often taught to be silent when it comes to our s*xuality. As a result, many of us learn to ignore our needs and desires, and to even be ashamed of them.

Together, we will explore how to tackle internalized shame and advocate for yourself. We will look at practical frameworks for initiating these conversations, navigating vulnerability, and responding with empathy rather than judgment.

We will unpack common communication barriers, challenge myths about s*xual communication, and offer tools to help you feel seen, heard, and understood.

Whether you are in a long-term relationship or just beginning to explore a connection with someone new, this session will help you build the skills to communicate more clearly, listen more deeply, and create a stronger foundation for trust and intimacy.

Biography

Moha (she/her) is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) and Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) residing on the unceded, ancestral, and occupied, traditional lands of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Səl̓ílwətaʔ (Tsleil-Watuth), Stó:lō, Shíshálh (Sechelt) and Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) Nations of the Coast Salish peoples. She is a trauma-informed therapist offering support in the areas of s*x therapy, eating disorders, and perinatal mental health. In her free time, she likes to read and explore new cafes.

Hi BWS Community, Kicking off our relationship series is Rewriting the Script: Healing Inner Child Wounds within Romanti...
04/05/2026

Hi BWS Community,

Kicking off our relationship series is
Rewriting the Script: Healing Inner Child Wounds within Romantic Relationships with on April 16th at 5pm PST.

The way we show up in relationships is often shaped long before we start dating. In this interactive session, we will explore how inner child wounds, attachment styles, and family dynamics influence our patterns in love. From people-pleasing to self-protection, we will unpack where these habits come from and how they show up in real time.

Together, we will reflect on what it means to reparent yourself, set boundaries that feel aligned, and move toward relationships that feel more grounded and secure.

Expect honest conversations, practical tools, and space to better understand yourself in relationships.

Biography

With over 25 years of psychotherapeutic and research experience, Dr. Pavna Sodhi (she/her) has interacted with a multitude of populations in various clinical, academic, supervisory, and EDI spaces. Her professional background and personal narrative offer a unique research perspective regarding culturally responsive trauma-informed work, BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour) communities, and immigrant mental health. Pavna’s research has been featured in national and international scholarly journals and books. Her widely acclaimed book titled, Trauma-Informed Psychotherapy for BIPOC Communities: Decolonizing Mental Health (Routledge) was published in June 2024. Content from her book is supported by intergenerational BIPOC narratives, who share their intersectional lived experience of systemic oppression, migration, trauma, identity formation, and mental health concerns. She is currently creating a companion workbook based on topics imparted in her recent publication.

Hi BWS Community,We are thrilled to present our second “Roses, Red Flags & Real Love”, our twohree-part series unpacking...
04/05/2026

Hi BWS Community,

We are thrilled to present our second “Roses, Red Flags & Real Love”, our twohree-part series unpacking the heart of relationships as BIPOC women.

In Rewriting the Script, we will unpack how inner child wounds, attachment styles, and family dynamics shape the way we show up in love, and explore tools for healing, self-preservation, and reparenting.

In Sexual Communication 101, we will focus on building confidence and clarity in intimate conversations, with practical guidance on expressing needs, boundaries, and desires.

Through reflection, discussion, and interactive exercises, these sessions offer space to better understand yourself and how you connect with others.

Link in bio!

Hi BWS Community, We had such a wonderful time at our IWD Pink party! We laughed, connected, ate and built community tog...
03/31/2026

Hi BWS Community,

We had such a wonderful time at our IWD Pink party!

We laughed, connected, ate and built community together.

Thank you to all our attendees!

Hi BWS Community,Our Pilates class with was truly such a lovely experience.The energy in the room felt calm, open, and ...
03/23/2026

Hi BWS Community,

Our Pilates class with was truly such a lovely experience.

The energy in the room felt calm, open, and really supportive from the start. Everyone showed up as they were, and it was so nice to move together in a way that felt intentional but not overwhelming.

And honestly, the moments before and after class were just as special. BIWOC chatting, laughing, easing into conversation, it felt warm and natural in a way that reminds us why these spaces matter.
Thank you to everyone who came and made it what it was.

We are so grateful to share space like this with you. ❤️

Hi BWS Community, Join BWS this International Women’s Day for our Pink Party, an unforgettable afternoon of connection, ...
03/06/2026

Hi BWS Community,

Join BWS this International Women’s Day for our Pink Party, an unforgettable afternoon of connection, celebration, and inspiration. This elegant gathering will honor the strength, resilience, and achievements of BIPOC women and female-identifying folk. 💗

Indulge in a thoughtfully curated dining experience featuring a delicious menu that reflects the vibrant and diverse cultures of our community.

The afternoon will include:
📍 Venue: Mui Ngo Ngai 
📅 Date: March 28, 2025
⏰ Time: 2:00-5PM
✨ Dress Code: Cocktail chic: Pink🩷🩷

Link in Bio! Grab your ticket!

BUM photo dump 2!
03/05/2026

BUM photo dump 2!

Hi BWS Community, Roll out your mat, take a deep breath, and settle into your body!Join us for a welcoming Pilates class...
03/02/2026

Hi BWS Community,

Roll out your mat, take a deep breath, and settle into your body!

Join us for a welcoming Pilates class created for BIPOC women to strengthen, stretch, and reconnect with themselves and each other ,no experience needed. ❤️

Whether you are brand new to Pilates or have been practicing for years, this session is all about building core strength, improving mobility, and moving in a way that feels supportive and energizing.

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5665 Boundary Road
Vancouver, BC
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