Feminenza North America
Board Members

Lara Javalyn
Board Chair

Susan Midlarsky
Board Treasurer

Dorota Chow
Board Secretary

Eileen McGowan
Board Member

Tyson Merriam
Board Member
Feminenza North America
1608 Camp Road, PMB 64
Charleston, SC 29412
Tax exempt EIN is #32‐0253743
Feminenza North America is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, registered in the US, and is unaffiliated with any religion, political organization or platform. All donations are tax deductible to full extent of the law.
Annual Reports
Feminenza North America
Financial Statements 2021
Financial Statements 2020
2020 Year End Balance Sheet
2020 Year End Cashflow
2020 Year End P&L
Financial Statements 2019
2019 Year End Balance Sheet
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2019 Year End P&L
Financial Statements 2018
2018 Year End Balance Sheet
2018 Year End Cashflow
2018 Year End P&L
Financial Statements 2017
2017 Year End Balance Sheet
2017 Year End Cashflow
2017 Year End P&L
Financial Statements 2016
2016 Year End Balance Sheet
2016 Year End Cashflow
2016 Year End P&L By Class
2016 Year End P&L
Financial Statements 2015
2015 Year End Balance Sheet
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2015 Year End P&L By Class
2015 Year End P&L
Financial Statements 2014
2014 Year End Balance Sheet
2014 Year End Cashflow
2014 Year End P&L By Class
2014 Year End P&L
Before this training, the fear had more power, but now I have more power.
Seeing all the qualities was really powerful. I could feel the cards reflecting back the best of me."
Participant of Feminenza's Young Women’s Leadership Program in the USA
Since its founding, Feminenza North America assisted with developing a number of programs including Transformative Leadership, Understanding and Managing Fear, Forgiveness and Reconciliation, and Trauma Healing. These programs have helped to transform many lives around the globe and in North America, from young girls in Kenya who, in times of turmoil and violence, were afraid to step out of their houses; to ex-gang leaders who stepped away from violence and are now forgiveness and reconciliation counselors in their own communities; to high school girls from New York who took part in a two-year Young Women’s Leadership Program which involved assisting younger girls in their community with anti-bullying and conflict resolution skills (article), to Forgiveness work at the Cascade Women’s Shelter in Seattle (article).
With membership across the US and Canada, each local chapter within FNA (in Seattle, New York, Tennessee, Florida, Toronto) holds regular meetings with its founding members to continue our own inner development work as well as to offer workshops, events and collaborating with other organizations to enhance their work through our programs.

