Dear Life Stages Community,

With the recent transition to daylight savings time, the evenings at 5pm still glow with light–a sentiment we at Life Stages aspire to extend to you! As we navigate entering new stages in our lives or simply pause to appreciate little precious things in our lives, it is important to reflect on our past, especially women’s history and the achievements that we may take for granted. Why focus on women? Because March 8th is International Women’s Day, designating the month of March as Women’s History Month! It is a time to celebrate and honor women, ensuring their achievements and voices do not go unnoticed. Cheers to all of the amazing women out there!

With the Spring days getting warmer and longer, here are a few events Life Stages has in store for you— spring certainly is the time to get out more and experience the benefits of nature! Be sure to tack our events into your calendar and join us.

 Stay uplifted throughout the month of March and beyond with our Spotify Female Empowerment playlist

Women Leaders Making Change Today: 

How Are They Advocating for Mental Health?

Positive Change Comes From Positive Affirmations

Our Partnership with Latinas in Tech

Life Stages is excited to announce our participation and sponsorship in the Latinas in Tech Summit 2024! We will have Life Stages’ signature Outdoor Wellness Guides in this year’s Summit Swag Box. We will also be exhibiting our newest product, Align, a personalized wellness app empowering users in building mind-body habits for a healthier, more aligned life. Swing by and meet us on May 16th & 17th at Palace of Fine Arts of San Francisco!

More about the Latinas in Tech Summit:

Featuring the largest tech gathering for Latinas across 23+ countries, the Latinas in Tech Summit 2024 is turning the tables for Latina women in an underrepresented industry. More specifically, Latinas only represent 3% of the computing workforce in the United States, yet comprise 18% of the US female population. Furthermore, when controlling for age, education, and geographic division, Hispanic women are only paid about 68% of white men’s wages (Source: Economic Policy Institute). See and click on the graphic below for more research about the drastic gender wage gap.

With wide-scale events like this, we could not be more excited to be a part of a summit that encourages mothers, sisters, daughters and many more women to support each other in a culturally-inclusive workforce!