Bay Area, California, USA
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Spilling The Tea
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Spilling the Tea
A community of women building financial confidence
Honest conversations about money — over tea, in community, without judgment
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What Is Spilling the Tea?
Spilling the Tea is a small-group financial literacy experience designed for women who want to better understand money, ask questions freely, and learn in a supportive, welcoming environment.
These gatherings are centered on conversation — not lectures — and are guided by clear explanations, real-life examples, and shared experiences.
"This is a space to listen, learn, and ask the questions you've always wanted to ask."
What to Expect
Who This Is For
Spilling the Tea is for women who want to feel more confident discussing money, are navigating financial systems in the U.S., have relied on a partner or family
member to handle finances, or are curious and motivated but unsure where to start.
Spilling the Tea is for women who:
Want to feel more confident discussing money
Are navigating financial systems in the U.S.
Have relied on a partner or family member to handle finances
Are curious and motivated, but unsure where to start
Many participants are international or immigrant women, but all women are welcome.
Spilling the Tea is for women who:
Many participants are international or immigrant women, but all women are welcome.
Topics We May Explore
Topics vary by session and are always adapted to the group’s interests and questions.
More Than a Workshop
Spilling the Tea is not a class, a lecture, or a coaching program.
It’s a shared learning experience where women come together to build clarity, confidence, and connection around money — at their own pace.
It’s a shared learning experience where women come together to build clarity, confidence, and connection around money — at their own pace.
About the Facilitator
Spilling the Tea is facilitated by Stéphanie Gervais, an educator and certified financial education instructor with experience working with students, families, and
women across different cultural backgrounds.
Her approach centers on accessibility, trust, and helping people feel confident asking questions — especially when financial topics feel intimidating.
Her approach centers on accessibility, trust, and helping people feel confident asking questions — especially when financial topics feel intimidating.
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Join a Circle
Circles are offered regularly in small groups.
If you’re interested in attending a future gathering, you can join the interest list to receive updates about upcoming sessions.