Ladies of Liberty Alliance

LOLA at YALCON San Francisco 2025?? This event was a fantastic opportunity to connect with liberty-minded women, engage with key donors like Chris Rufer and John Inks, and learn from influential figures in the liberty movement. ?? Discussions emphasized bringing pro-liberty ideas to college campuses, paving the way for potential LOLA College Chapters and deeper collaboration with YAL and Turning Point USA. ?? Serena Barker’s work on advancing constitutional carry in Florida served as an inspiration for future activism. ?? Chris Rufer’s talk on libertarianism as a philosophy of human respect resonated deeply. ?? Jennifer Anju Grossman (JAG) promoted The Atlas Society and the upcoming Galt’s Gulch event in Austin, Texas. Following YAL Con, LOLA USA hosted the "Sweet as Dessert" Afterparty, building stronger ties with the Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) partnership. The event sparked meaningful conversations on female representation in the liberty movement, with key takeaways on targeted campus outreach and expanding our impact. ?? The future of liberty is bright, and LOLA is leading the way! If you want to be part of this growing network, join us today!

The fight for liberty intensifies, and LOLA is at the forefront!???? This month, our leaders have been at the forefront of key debates—exposing flaws in inequality narratives, challenging digital censorship in Brazil, analyzing the decline of liberal parties in Europe, and advocating for feminism through a free-market lens. ?? With 10 media appearances in top publications like Reason and AIER, our voices are reaching wider audiences—debunking economic myths, challenging authoritarian overreach, and defending free speech, free markets, and individual rights. These conversations do more than shape opinions—they’re pushing the liberty movement forward. ?? Check out all our recent media features on our website! Link in the first comment. ??

?? Digital Censorship in Brazil: What’s Happening? Justice Alexandre de Moraes has once again shut down a major platform—this time, Rumble—using the same questionable legal arguments that previously led to the blocking of X and Telegram. LOLA leader Anne Dias published a must-read article in Reason Magazine exposing Brazil's alarming trend of social media bans. ?? This growing wave of digital censorship raises critical questions: ?? Can a single justice unilaterally silence platforms and restrict #freespeech? ?? What does this mean for democracy and the future of online expression in Brazil? ?? How can we push back against authoritarian overreach in the digital space? Read Anne’s full article in the first comment! ?? Let’s keep the conversation going! What are your thoughts on this case and the broader implications for digital freedom? ????

LOLA Latin America Leadership Retreat: Only 3 Days Away! ??? In just three days, the most dedicated LOLA leaders from across Latin America will gather in Buenos Aires for an immersive retreat designed to empower, connect, and inspire. This exclusive program will dive into politics, leadership, personal image, and strategic networking, all while experiencing the vibrant Buenos Aires lifestyle. ????? Beyond learning, this retreat is about building lasting connections and preparing to amplify the ideas of liberty in our home countries. ?? Do you want to be part of the next retreat? Join LOLA and let’s spread the ideas of liberty together!??

?? LOLA Zambia at the Students For Liberty Southern Africa Regional Conference! ? LOLA Livingstone, Zambia, led by Hellen Shanangombe, proudly represented LOLA at the Students For Liberty Southern Africa Regional Conference, connecting with passionate young leaders and spreading the message of women’s empowerment through liberty. ?? At the event, our team set up a LOLA stand to recruit and engage more Zambian women eager to join our movement. By creating spaces for discussion and collaboration, we’re strengthening the presence of libertarian women in the region and ensuring they have the tools and community to make an impact. ?? Are you a woman who believes in free markets, individual liberty, and limited government? Join LOLA and be part of a growing network dedicated to advancing these ideas!

LOLA’s leaders are shaping the conversation on freedom and individual rights! ???? Recently, Brittany Kosin from LOLA Pennsylvania took the stage at the Libertarian Party Convention (Libertarian National Committee) in Pennsylvania to speak on two crucial topics: gun rights and being a woman in politics. Her insights emphasize the vital role women play in advancing liberty and standing up for their rights. ?? Watch the clip of her speech—link in the first comment! ?? What are the biggest challenges and opportunities for women in the liberty movement today? Let’s discuss it! ??

?? LOLA Chapters Celebrate Women’s Day Around the World! This Women’s Day, more LOLA chapters organized inspiring events to connect, empower, and grow our community of libertarian women. Here’s a look at some of the incredible gatherings: LOLA Livingstone, Zambia – Hosted their first-ever LOLA Picnic, bringing members together in person for the first time to celebrate Women’s Day. ?? LOLA Georgetown, TX – Organized a Women’s Day Breakfast to introduce LOLA to women in North Austin looking for a like-minded community. ? LOLA Los Angeles, CA – Hosted Sweet as Dessert, an afterparty with Young Americans for Liberty, strengthening partnerships and bringing more women into LOLA Los Angeles and LOLA San Francisco. LOLA Buenos Aires, Argentina – Held a discussion-based event with Cafecito y Libertad, a new group of libertarian women. Attendees debated key topics related to Women’s Day. ?? ?? A huge thank you to our LOLA leaders for making these events happen and for continuing to champion liberty for women worldwide! ?? How did you celebrate Women’s Day? Let us know in the comments! ????

??? LOLA Leaders at Mujeres en Acción #Chile! Big news! On Women's Day, LOLA Chile was part of the Mujeres en Acción seminar at Duoc UC, bringing together over 100 women leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals for a day of learning and empowerment. ???? LOLA leaders Milanyel Useche and Catalina Saire played a key role in this inspiring event. Milanyel was part of the seminar, curating expert speakers, networking opportunities, and hands-on workshops on professional image, effective communication, and success habits. Catalina represented LOLA, delivering key insights on the importance of women in public spaces, their role in the workforce, and the need for public policies that reflect their growing presence in all sectors. ?? Events like this reinforce our commitment to empowering women through education, leadership, and #liberty ?? Stay tuned on our social media for highlights! ?? What’s one topic you’d love to hear more about at liberty conferences? ??

??? LOLA Latin America Retreat: Empowering the Next Generation of Leaders From March 28 to 31, we’re bringing together over 25 incredible women leaders from across Latin America to Buenos Aires, Argentina, for an immersive retreat focused on leadership, politics, networking, and more.?This exclusive event will equip our regional leaders with the tools, knowledge, and connections they need to drive change and advance liberty in their communities and organizations. ???? Stay connected with us for updates and prepare to witness the remarkable impact of these emerging leaders in action!?????

?? LOLA in the Media The claim that "the rich are getting richer while the poor are getting poorer" is a popular narrative—but is punishing the wealthy the best approach for economic growth? Our latest feature in The Daily Economic (American Institute for Economic Research - AIER) by LOLA Operations Director Holly Jean Soto breaks down why this argument is based on flawed data and a misunderstanding of economic growth. ?? Key insights from the article: ? Income inequality is often exaggerated due to misleading measurement methods. ? Economic growth expands wealth for everyone—prosperity isn’t a zero-sum game. ? Government intervention often worsens inequality, while private-sector opportunities drive real solutions. ?? Find the full article in the first comment! ?? What do you think? Are free markets the key to economic mobility, or do government policies play a bigger role? #EconomicFreedom?#FreeMarket