Mouna Algahaithi
Mouna Algahaithi is a mom, wife, and a proud daughter of a Yemeni immigrant and Muslim-American Wisconsinite. She grew up around the world, wide-eyed and curious about the beautiful world we live in. She is an educator, facilitator and community builder who is deeply passionate about cultivating spaces of belonging and playful learning.
In-Person | PM Session B
2:45 PM - 4:00 PM
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Facilitated By: Mouna Algahaithi
Audience: Women and Women-Identifying folks (18+)
Fierce vulnerability. Joy. Experimentation. Visioning & Radical Imagination. Bridging. Co-Creation. Presence & Embodiment.
These are all ingredients to the connective world-building that improv can nurture by practice. Improv gives you a way to tap into the perspective, creativity, and courage you already carry, and practice dreaming, reimagining and collaborating in real time.
This workshop is offered specifically for women — improv spaces built around and for women are rare, and year after year I've watched this particular room fill with an electric and uniquely feminine energy.
Whether you're a seasoned improviser or the word sounds a bit familiar, you're welcome to join us! This is a hands-on, playful, interactive workshop - be prepared to embrace courage in an uplifting and positive environment.