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Hell Hath No FuryWhere Your Fury Finds Its Purpose

An adult women’s society · New York

Where yourfury findsits purpose.

A matriarchy-centered society for adults 18+. Coaching, online workshops, and anonymous talk circles—helping women challenge patriarchy and white supremacy.

Meet founder Sissy Weldon. Adults 18+.

For adults 18+ · New York & onlineAbout the society

Our mission

Women can be
freely angry.

All women deserve to be free from patriarchy and white supremacy.

We manifest a world where women can be freely angry—by creating inviolable, anonymous sanctuaries where women convene, connect, create, learn, teach, share, support, and protect one another as we build matriarchy from the ground up, because all women deserve to be free from patriarchy and white supremacy.

Hell Hath No Fury is founded by Sissy Weldon.

Meet the founder

Choose a
program.

Compare the formats, costs, and age requirements.
Dates have not been announced.

Online and in person.
For adults 18+.

Offering I / IIIIn development

9-month immersive curriculum

Intersectional Matriarchy Coaching Program

Matriarchal unlearning and relearning—helping young adults identify, challenge, and dismantle internalized patriarchy while actively cultivating matriarchal ways of being: collaboration, emotional truth-telling, shared power, and sacred accountability

For
Young adults, ages 18–30
Cost
$250/month or $2,000 for the 9-month program up front
Read the 9-month guide

9-month immersive curriculum

For adults 18+ · All offerings are in developmentCompare all programs

Matriarchal values

Care.
Community.
Justice.

A world governed by care, community,
intersectional justice, and sacred accountability.

To actualize a world governed by matriarchal values—care, community, intersectional justice, and sacred accountability—where women's anger is honored as sacred fuel for liberation, and where all women are free from the grip of patriarchy and white supremacy.

Read the six pillars

What we
stand for.

The six core values in our matriarchy-centered plan. These guide the programs and the participation practices still being developed.

Intersectionality

We recognize that gender justice is inseparable from racial, economic, and social justice. Matriarchy must include all women.

Matriarchy-Centered

We name the system we are building—not just what we are fleeing. Matriarchy means power with, not power over.

Anti-Racist

We actively dismantle white supremacy within ourselves, our spaces, and our curriculum. Matriarchy cannot exist without racial justice.

Anonymous & Sacred

What is shared in our circles stays there. This is holy ground. Trust is our foundation.

Inviolable

No judgment, no retaliation, no exceptions. Every woman's truth is sovereign.

LGBTQ+ Affirming

LGBTQ+ women, including lesbian, bisexual, queer, and trans women, belong here. We respect each person's name and pronouns, protect what they choose to share, and challenge homophobia and transphobia.

Read the pledge

Launch goals

The first
six months.

Targets from the business plan, measured from launch. Enrollments, events, and venues are not confirmed.

First 90 days

  • Enroll 5 young adults into 9-month coaching programRead the 9-month guide
  • Host 3 workshops (20+ attendees each)
  • Establish brand presence as "An Anonymous Society of Women"

First 6 months

  • Enroll 5 additional coaching clients (10 total)
  • Pilot 3 anonymous talk circles in NYC (20 women each)
  • Build a waiting list for all three service lines
Program questions

Before
you join.

Review the programs and participation expectations.

  1. Compare the programs.

    Explore coaching, workshops, and circles. Check the format, age requirements, and cost.

    Explore the formats
  2. Read the commitments.

    Review the six Sacred Pillars and the participation pledge.

    Read the pledge
  3. Start with a conversation.

    Request a free 15-minute phone call with Sissy Weldon. She will contact you to arrange a time. Programs remain in development.

    Request a call

Frequently asked questions

Your questions,
answered.

Current details about eligibility, privacy, and program plans.

Who is this society for?

Hell Hath No Fury is the adult arm of our organization, for ages 18+. The coaching program is for young adults, ages 18–30. Final eligibility for workshops and women’s talk circles will be published before invitations open.

Can I join or reserve a place now?

Programs are still being developed. You can request a free 15-minute introductory phone call with founder Sissy Weldon to ask questions and share what interests you. She will contact you to arrange a time; no appointment is booked by submitting the form. A call does not enroll you in a program or reserve a place.

Where will the gatherings take place?

Workshops are planned as live online sessions. In-person talk circles are planned for New York, New York. Venues, dates, and the coaching delivery format will be shared when confirmed.

What does anonymous mean for talk circles?

The plan calls for anonymous, confidential in-person gatherings. It does not yet define how anonymity will work or the limits of confidentiality. Those arrangements need to be confirmed before the pilot opens.

What are the launch goals?

Within the first 90 days of launch: 5 coaching enrollments and 3 workshops with at least 20 registrations each. Within the first 6 months: 10 coaching enrollments in total and 3 New York talk circles with 20 women or more at each. These are targets, not completed milestones.

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News, when
it matters.

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Coaching · Workshops · Talk circles · Resources

Start with
a conversation.

Meet Sissy Weldon, ask questions, and hear what is taking shape.

Request a 15-minute call For adults 18+ · Programs are in development