“It’s big enough for her. Spiders’ webs only have to be large enough to catch flies.” 

– The Cat to Coraline by Neil Gaiman

Spring fever takes on an entirely new meaning after experiencing the constraints of a global pandemic for over a year. But we all know it’s not a return to business as usual. Our virtual (URL) and in-person (IRL) lives are beginning to blend again. With this evolving work-life mix in mind, The Web is announcing a new membership model:

Web Membership: $50 per month

  • Access to our website directory and online platforms (Slack, Private Facebook page).

  • Access to monthly programming that will continue to take place online, such as our Monday Motivation guest speakers and our In the Zone productivity sessions.

  • Access to monthly programming in person at the Clubhouse, located at 1083 Washington Avenue, kicking off this month with our new On Deck social hour.

  • Access to Web Parks member discounts, including complimentary Sparks yoga classes.

Web Clubhouse: $100 per month ($50 for Membership + $50 for Clubhouse Access)

  • 24/7 access to Clubhouse at 1083 Washington Avenue. This includes:

    • Keyless entry

    • Secure internet

    • Networked printer

    • Reservable private workspace and conference rooms

    • Reservable, work-life blend private space that can be reserved for overnight member accommodations

  • Access to our website directory and online platforms (Slack, Private Facebook page).

  • Access to monthly programming that will continue to take place online, such as our Monday Motivation guest speakers and our In the Zone productivity sessions.

  • Access to monthly programming in person at the Clubhouse, located at 1083 Washington Avenue, kicking off this month with our new On Deck social hour.

  • Access to Web Parks member discounts, including complimentary Sparks yoga classes.

  • Access that will be capped. When Clubhouse reaches goal capacity, a waiting list will be put in place.

The biggest change in this model is the shift away from “URL” and “IRL” levels. All members will now be eligible to attend in-person events at the Clubhouse and take advantage of perks like five free yoga classes a month from Sparks Yoga. We will also be limiting Clubhouse memberships so those in need of this flex office space have plenty of room to get work done. As current members of The Web, no further action is required. And as always, you can change your Web membership through members.workourweb.com.

It is our hope that as we carefully return to in-person programming, The Web is an opportunity to re-enter our new world together, one in which our network is more diverse, inclusive, accessible and stronger to withstand the test of the historic times we have experienced, together.

Your Co-Creators,
Susannah, Elizabeth and Jessica

Work Your Web

Email hello@workourweb.com

Start a Slack thread.

Post on Facebook.

DM through any of our social networks.

Converse through our face coverings at 1083 Washington Avenue.

Monday Motivation: Ask Her Anything with Dr. Anayo Umerah
Monday, April 19, 11 a.m.
Zoom

Dr. Anayo Umerah is owner and practitioner of Ageless Aesthetics & Medical Spa. As a medical provider and business owner, she’s here to answer our questions about feeling our best through the aging process. From hormone bioidentical hormone replacement therapy to skincare and body treatments, Dr. Umerah loves using science and medicine to help her patients get the exact results they want. She will also share her story, where she served as a medical director and adjunct clinical faculty with the University of Pittsburgh (UPMC-Mercy) Department of Family Medicine before launching the Women’s Health Institute with her husband, Dr. Emeka Umerah.

In the Zone: Full Moon Productivity Power Hours
Thursday, April 22, 9-12
Zoom

Enter the Web Zone and live it, work it, own it and hold each other accountable to it. The member-led, time-blocked, productivity session is your chance to commit to focusing and tackling your tasks, virtually In the Zone.

How it works: You bring any project or batch of tasks you’re working on to the table. The only requirement is to show up and Zoom in, Zone in and own it.
On Deck: Spring Social Hour
Thursday, April 22 4 p.m.
In-Person at the Clubhouse

It’s our Web’s first in-person event in over a year! Join your fellow members to gather outside, where we have beverages on the main deck overlooking Washington Park. Joining us will be the Community Foundation of Central Georgia President Kathryn Dennis (and fellow Web member!), with an update on the Downtown Challenge and grant application ideas. Face coverings and social distance will continue to be encouraged.

“LTH was the first piece I made in the series. Just very intuitive and in the moment, similar to most of the pieces. One of the smallest pieces but also one of my favorite.”  – Artist, Elena Garza

“LTH” $44

See the full 16-piece exhibit, both/&, now on display through April 30 with a closing reception at the Clubhouse. 

Flex Your Sparks Yoga Web Perk!

Complimentary classes, five times a month
1044 Washington Avenue

All Web members are eligible to take advantage of five free yoga classes a month at Sparks Yoga. That’s any class of your choosing, up to five times a month, FREE, just across the street from our Clubhouse — a $65 value all on its own! Don’t forget that with Clubhouse access, you can utilize the downstairs, fully-stocked bathroom, which provides ample room for changing or even showering after a session. Please take advantage of this exclusive Web member perk and promote the power of our women-owned businesses!

Can you provide a perk to your fellow Webineers?

We’re compiling a list of member perks! Email us at hello@workourweb.com and submit a description of service, offering or product you can offer exclusively to Web members at a special offer or pricing.
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Webineers in Action 
Understand Comprehensive Civil Rights
A two-day virtual event, April 22-23

Log on to this education event that examines what protections against discrimination are needed for Macon-Bibb residents because of their race, religion, color, disability, national origin, ancestry, sexual orientation, gender identity or Military status.