Join us at Cedillo’s Fresh Produce for a private, catered farm to table dinner where you’ll have a chance to enjoy Chicago summer, connect with folks, and learn more about incredible mutual aid and social justice work happening across the city. Our menu will be designed and prepared by Roberto Pérez of Urban Pilón. Pérez is a chef, musician, and researcher of Afro-Caribbean traditions and a founding member of the Afro-Puerto Rican music group, Bomba con Buya.

During this intimate dining experience, you'll have a chance to enjoy Chicago summer, connect with folks, and learn more about incredible mutual aid and social justice work happening across the city.

Space is limited and tickets are required!

Cedillo’s Fresh Produce is a family run farm located at 325 W 70th Place on the South Side of Chicago. Founder Juan Cedillo is a third generation farmer who learned most of his skills working alongside his father and grandfather.

Urban Pilón is a culinary movement with a mission: to honor and preserve cooking traditions from Puerto Rico, the Caribbean, and Latin America, while using completely natural, healthy ingredients.

UPDATE: The trash pickup is at capacity! Feel free to stop by Guild Row from 6 - 8 pm for our happy hour hang. No need to register!

Join us at Guild Row on Wednesday, June 12 from 5:30–8:00 p.m. as we kickoff our first annual  Summer Series: Creating Community. Finding Hope., a joint effort led by Chicago United Solidarity Project, Pet Mutual Aid, Trash People, and Women Unite!. Through meaningful events and fundraising initiatives, we hope to connect our networks, deepen relationships, and cultivate hope.

We hope you’ll join us for a night of community connection and for an opportunity to learn more about ways you can plug into Chicago’s vibrant organizing and mutual aid scene!

What to Expect: 

• 5:30–6:15 p.m.: Neighborhood trash pickup with Trash People.

• 6–8:00 p.m.: Happy hour hang 

• Board games

• Giant Jenga

• Bags

• Raffle prizes

• Around 7:00 p.m. we’ll have some brief remarks!

The Space: 

• Located at 3130 N. Rockwell St.

• Guild Row is 21+

• Drinks and food will be available for purchase directly from Guild Row

• Non-alcoholic drinks available for purchase

• Street parking available

Join us at Nobody’s Darling on Thursday, August 3 as we celebrate another year of #WUCrewSummer.

This virtual panel discussion will feature Women Unite! and their 2020 partners, Chicago Women’s Health Center, Growing Home, and Healing to Action, four grassroots organizations committed to building a more just, equitable world. Leaders from these groups will discuss the challenges of staying radical within our capitalist system and some ways that we, the people, can come together to make real, lasting change. The panel will be moderated by L’Oreal Thompson.

This event has a suggested donation of $15.00. All proceeds will be distributed equally among Women Unite!, Chicago Women’s Health Center, Growing Home, and Healing to Action.

You must register for the event in order to attend. Registration closes at noon on December 9. Register via Eventbrite here.

Join us on Wednesday, June 24 at 6:30 pm as we talk through a lot of buzzwords—allyship, intersectionality, and privilege—and what it means to practically live them out in your day-to-day. 

Event link and login info will be emailed to registered attendees prior to event. 

Suggested donation: $15

Register HERE

Our virtual launch party!

Also, there's options to purchase raffle tickets, if you're interested.

Free! (must register to attend)
All ages / All Genders
Register here

We're hosting a free training called Coping with COVID-19.

Led by Dr. Ella Yung, PsyD.

Free! (but must register)
All Ages / All Genders
Register here. 

Jessica and Sterling will be hosting an Allyship 101 training as part of the Chicago Red Stars Pride Party!

Learn more and register here. 

Talented local artists featuring a variety of unique & handmade items.

A portion of sales from the Passionfruit Margarita will be donated to Women Unite!

21+ / All genders