My Kids Are Older… Now What? with Sana Pasha
A Listening Circle for Women Entering a New Season of Life
As our children grow more independent, many women find themselves asking a powerful — and sometimes unsettling — question: Who am I now, and what comes next?
If you’re navigating an “emptying nest,” shifting family roles, or simply sensing a transition, you are not alone.
Join us for a supportive listening circle designed specifically for women in this stage of life. This gathering offers a compassionate space to reflect, share, and reconnect with your own needs, dreams, and identity beyond motherhood.
Together, we will:
Normalize the complex emotions that come with this transition
Share experiences in a non-judgmental, confidential space
Explore meaningful paths forward — personally, socially, spiritually, and professionally
Discuss practical ways to rediscover purpose, joy, and fulfillment
Identify new opportunities for growth, connection, and self-care
Leave with concrete ideas for next steps in this new chapter
Whether you feel excited, uncertain, grieving, relieved, or all of the above, this circle welcomes you exactly as you are.
You don’t need to have answers — just an openness to reflect and connect.
About Sana Pasha:
Sana Pasha is a passionate community advocate, nonprofit leader, and dedicated volunteer committed to empowering women and strengthening families through education, service, and outreach. She plays an active role with Ikram — Foundation for Empowerment of Muslim Women, an organization focused on uplifting Muslim women through programs that foster leadership, personal development, social connection, and community engagement.
With a strong academic background from George Mason University’s College of Engineering and Computing, Sana brings both analytical thinking and compassionate leadership to her work. While her formal education is rooted in engineering and technology, her professional and volunteer efforts reflect a deep commitment to people-centered service. She is particularly driven by the belief that empowered women create stronger families and more resilient communities.
Known for her collaborative spirit and thoughtful approach, Sana values building bridges across communities and creating environments where individuals feel seen, heard, and supported. Her service reflects a holistic understanding of empowerment — one that includes education, emotional health, social connection, and faith-inspired values. Her work exemplifies compassion in action and a steadfast dedication to making a lasting positive impact.
Notes:
-Please be on time!
-16+, there is no childcare available.
-There are no refunds, you may give your ticket to someone else pending approval by Thrive admin.
-Please call or text us at 202.309.1771 if you need to reach us.