The BIPOC Women’s Society (BWS) presents Roses, Red Flags & Real Love —our three-part series unpacking the heart of relationships as BIPOC women. Explore how family history and culture shape trust, the challenges of modern dating, and the dynamics of attachment styles and love languages. Through reflective discussions, practical tools, and interactive activities, discover how to build deeper connections while celebrating your unique journey.
Session information
Session 1: 11 Jan 12-1 pm PST
“It’s Complicated: Aligning Values in a Swipe-Right World” (Core Beliefs & Modern Dating Challenges)
What do your core beliefs say about your relationships? This session explores how individual values shape compatibility, the evolution of relationship beliefs, and the impact of cultural and societal influences. We'll also tackle modern dating hurdles like ghosting, digital fatigue, and biases as BIPOC women.
With Shamika Singh
Session 2: 18 Jan 12-1 pm PST
“Love Lessons: Aligning Styles and Speaking the Right Language” (Attachment Styles & Love Languages)
Dive into the interplay between attachment styles and love languages. Learn how these dynamics shape intimacy, communication, and conflict resolution. We'll also discuss navigating mismatched love languages and attachment styles and overcoming unique challenges faced by BIPOC women.
With Natasha Sani
Session 3: 25 Jan 12-1 pm PST
“Baggage Claim: Sorting Through Generational Luggage” (History of Trauma & Legacy Burdens / Intergenerational Gifts)
Explore how generational trauma and inherited patterns influence trust, communication, and attachment in relationships. Discover ways to honor intergenerational strengths while breaking cycles of dysfunction. This session also dives into managing family pressures and creating healthy boundaries—all while respecting cultural values.
With Pavna Sodhi