Events · What's on
Live sessions, meetups, webinars, workshops and conferences, ours and other people's, worldwide. Nothing here is sponsored or affiliate-linked. For awareness days, weeks and months, switch to The year ahead.
Month view shows sessions with a fixed date. Year-round listings live in the list.
Our own live sessions — free, evidence-led, and built around real appointments and real questions. Each one pairs Hello Nila's founder with doctors and specialists working in menopause care, then opens the floor for live Q&A. Registration holds your seat; the joining link comes by email.
THU
19
NOV
10 a.m. Pacific
Free · 100 seats
For Diabetes Awareness Month, widened out to autoimmune conditions: what changes in midlife, what overlaps with menopause, and how to tell the two apart in an appointment. Free, with live Q&A. Recorded, so register and we'll email you the replay.
THU
3
DEC
10 a.m. Pacific
Free · 100 seats
For International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Most menopause advice assumes a predictable body, easy appointments and spare energy. This session is about what actually helps when that isn't your starting point. Free, with live Q&A. Recorded, so register and we'll email you the replay.
Sessions we've already held. The pages stay up — watch the replay and grab the checklists and guides we promised on the day.
Small, in-person rooms — supper clubs, peer circles, walking groups. Often free, always honest. If yours isn't here, send it in.
Livestreams and Q&As with menopause-trained doctors, researchers and educators. Most are free; a few are pay-what-you-can.
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Larger ticketed events. Useful if you want a weekend immersed in the topic with talks, exhibitors, and a real room of people in the same season.
Time-boxed group resets in a private WhatsApp cohort — small, non-competitive, real people at the same life stage. Co-hosted with partners we trust.
Coming soon
In-person and online courses, built for this season. Be the first to know when they land.
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Submissions are open — meetups, webinars, workshops, conferences. Free to list, curated by hand, no pay-to-play in the editorial list. An editor reviews each submission before it goes live.
