Sunday, September 1 @ 1:00 pm
Brewed Crea-TEA-vity: Plots and Plans from the Metaverse
Meet Our Presenters

Rachel Fukumoto
Freelance Tea Farmer

Misty Sanico
Plots: The History of Tea in Hawaiʻi

Jenny Ano
Plots: My HQ TEA

Kiara Apilado
Plans: Hale KÄ«
đ” Brew Crea-TEA-vity with Us
đ You’re invited to Brewed Crea-TEA-vity: Plots and Plans from the Metaverse, a WFA mini-fundraiser event! RSVP today! Afternoon tea takes place on Sunday, September 1 @ 1:00 pm (HawaiÊ»i Time). RSVPs must be received by Monday, August 19.
đ” This virtual Afternoon Tea event will showcase the powerful connections, collaborations, and co-creative power that happens when wÄhine come together to produce & innovate together!
đ± Our tea party features a special tea blend white tea created by one of our own, Rachel Fukumoto, a freelance farmer, who grew, picked, and prepared the tea leaves. Awaken your senses and set your intentions towards the Crea-TEA-vity that you want to brew in your own life. This event is sure to brew inspiration!
đ After our tea brewing session, settle in for captivating live readings of original works by our talented writers, Misty Sanico and Jenny Ano. Then, be inspired as Kiara unveils her exciting vision for her company, Hale KÄ«, your gateway to an enchanting world of Hawaiian Tea Experiences. Discover more about this unique afternoon tea event and be part of something truly special!
đ Your ticket proceeds will be directly used towards our annual subscription fees for Gather.Town where we host our wÄhine powered metaverse of innovation and productivity. Come to our event to witness our theory of change in practice.
Learn more about WFA HQ where we Brew Crea-TEA-vity!
About the Tea
White tea is a delicate, minimally processed tea made from the young leaves and buds of the Camellia sinensis plant, resulting in a light, subtly sweet flavor with a hint of floral aroma. With lower caffeine content compared to other teas, itâs ideal for afternoon sipping or for those sensitive to caffeine. This white tea was crafted in small batches exclusively for the WFA Tea Party.
Rachel Fukumoto, HQ Member & Freelance Farmer
Thursday, August 15 @ 5 pm
Powering BIWOC-lead Changemaking
with Hanae Bezad
Author, Entrepreneur, International Project Manager
Hanae Bezad is an impact entrepreneur, international project manager, board advisor, curator, and the author of Being Other, a personal reflection on culture, gender, and identity. Her expertise spans government and international development institutions, civil society, and business. At the heart of her work lies a keen interest in the convergence of technology, sustainability, inclusion, entrepreneurship, and international development, and supporting the rise of a creative feminine leadership. Born and raised in Morocco, Hanae has worked and traveled across Europe, Africa, and the Americas and Asia, developing and nurturing impact tech enabled creative ventures with different communities and organizations. She is currently focused on nurturing the burgeoning leadership movement among Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color (BIWOC), supporting emerging entrepreneurs and philanthropists, and fostering cultural innovators who are driving global impact.
Monday, July 22 @ 11:00 am
HQ Open House
with Our HQ ʻOhana
About WFA HQ:
Creating a virtual space for mutual support, building social and professional networks, and providing leadership development in the creative sector will rewrite and redefine the future of work for girls and women.
Thursday, March 28 @ 12:00 pm
Co-Creating Logos for Clients
with Isabel Coloma
Associate Graphic Designer & Freelancer
A May 2023 graduate from UH West OÊ»ahu, Isabel is currently an Associate Graphic Designer at the locally-owned small business, NoÊ»eau Designers. Aside from her full time job, she also takes on freelance work, including projects ranging from logos to web design. She is passionate about connecting with people from HawaiÊ»i and using design to promote the growth of local small businesses and organizations.Â
Join us for WFA’s first Brown Bag Webinar on co-creating and co-designing logos with clients and a collaborative design blueprint you can follow.