Warm Drinks, Hard Talks is a Women4Change Indiana community conversation series designed to empower, educate, and connect women across Indiana—with a particular focus on rural communities and cities beyond Indianapolis.

Through facilitated, community-led discussions, women gather in welcoming local spaces to share their priorities, learn from one another’s lived experiences, and build relationships that strengthen civic engagement heading into 2026. These conversations respond to a growing need for connection, agency, and shared understanding among women who want to be informed, involved, and activated.

If Indiana women had a 2025 Wrapped, it wouldn’t be a highlight reel.
It would reflect a year of holding families, workplaces, and communities together while support systems lagged behind rising costs and growing expectations.

As we close the book on 2025, the goal isn’t to dwell on frustration, but to name it—because understanding what didn’t work is how we decide what must change. That’s why Women4Change Indiana is naming 2026 the Year of the Changemaker: a moment to recognize the leadership women already carry and to support it with intention, clarity, and connection.

Save the date for NAWBO Indy for Women In Unity: Business Growth & Development on November 13, 2025. This powerful event brings women entrepreneurs together with leaders from across Indiana to connect, collaborate, and access real opportunities for business growth and empowerment.

When women create spaces for each other, entire communities flourish—discover how All Things MOMMIE is transforming motherhood into a movement of healing and joy.

Indiana women deserve better health outcomes. Learn how Women4Change is advocating for maternal health, wellness access, and equity across our state in the October Newsletter.

For more than a century, the Indianapolis Propylaeum has stood as a third space where women gather to lead, organize, and inspire change. Today, its revitalization honors that legacy while creating new opportunities for community, dialogue, and civic action in Central Indiana.

Online extremism is targeting adolescent boys through algorithms, gaming, and social media—normalizing violence and objectifying women. In this blog, Women4Change CEO Angie Carr Klitzsch shares four steps families can take to disrupt harmful narratives, build resilience at home, and demand accountability.

Learn why Women4Change Indiana took a stand against partisan gerrymandering in 2021, how unfair maps harm voter representation, and why advocating for fair maps remains essential for democracy today

For five years, WE Brunch has gathered women leaders and allies to confront inequities that too often go unseen by those in power. Despite progress, women continue to face barriers in the workplace and beyond. This milestone year underscores a clear message: equity cannot be delayed—it must be demanded.

Women4Change is gathering input from college students on how they use their student IDs when voting. With new laws changing what’s allowed at the polls, your voice is critical. Take the quick survey today and help shape the conversation around student voting rights.