Overview:
Jasmine Ohen, a passionate marketing and community strategist, founded Women in Dallas—a thriving social community dedicated to helping women form deep, lasting friendships in adulthood. On International Women's Day, Women in Dallas hosted its Friendship Mixer, an evening filled with laughter, celebration, and genuine bonding at Golden Blk. The event featured curated icebreakers, high-energy activities, and interactive stations designed to spark organic, lasting friendships. Under Jasmine Ohen's leadership, Women in Dallas is committed to creating safe spaces where women can connect beyond career obligations. The organization fosters an environment where friendships aren't just encouraged but actively cultivated.
In a city as lively and fast-paced as Dallas, meaningful connections can often feel just out of reach. That’s why Jasmine Ohen, a passionate marketing and community strategist, founded Women in Dallas—a thriving social community dedicated to helping women form deep, lasting friendships in adulthood.
With a passion for strategic storytelling and operational growth, Ohen has built Women in Dallas into more than just a networking group—it’s a movement. “Relationships elevate our quality of life, especially as we navigate multiple life stages—often all at once,” says Ohen. “While loneliness may lurk in the background, the friendships we build drive us forward. Even one deep connection can transform lives.”
A Celebration of Confidence and Connection
On International Women’s Day, Women in Dallas hosted its Friendship Mixer, an evening filled with laughter, celebration, and genuine bonding at Golden Blk.
With a theme centered on confidence and community, attendees were encouraged to wear whatever made them feel their best, fostering an atmosphere of authenticity and empowerment. Whether newcomers to the city or simply looking to expand their circle, guests engaged in curated icebreakers, high-energy activities, and interactive stations designed to spark organic, lasting friendships.
“This year’s turnout exceeded our expectations,” Ohen shares. “With international gift sponsorship from Medik8 and longtime support from Amika, we created an experience that spoke to every personality and preference. From our thoughtfully curated activations—like Paint & Sip, Crafts & Conversations, the Overstimulation Room, and personalized skin analysis—we ensured something for everyone.”
More Than Networking: A Community and Movement
Under Jasmine Ohen’s leadership, Women in Dallas is committed to creating safe spaces where women can connect beyond career obligations. The organization fosters an environment where friendships aren’t just encouraged but actively cultivated.
With premium swag bags and giveaways, guests left with more than just new connections—they walked away feeling truly seen and celebrated. “We’re not just about building adult friendships,” Ohen explains. “We’re changing women’s perspectives, purpose, and pathways in life.”
Looking Ahead: Deeper Connections, Bigger Impact
Following the success of this year’s mixer, Women in Dallas is doubling down on its mission to create intentional, intimate spaces for connection.
“People can look forward to more intimate events focused on deepening the connections forged at our signature friendship mixers,” Ohen reveals. “We want to concentrate on meaningful conversations in smaller group settings to foster genuine bonds. Whether it’s through our dinner series pilot or community walks, we’re committed to nurturing an atmosphere of intimacy.”
With Jasmine Ohen at the forefront, Women in Dallas continues to prove that in a city as big as Dallas, no woman has to navigate it alone.