If you are a female in aviation and are looking to get plugged into the community, here are a few helpful organizations and websites!
Female Aviators Stick Together (FAST) is a facebook page connecting female aviators from all around the world.
The Women In Aviation International is a well known nonprofit organization dedicated to the encouragement and advancement of women in all aviation career fields and interests! They host a very large job convention each year as well! Visit their website here: (https://www.wai.org/)
The 99's (https://www.ninety-nines.org/) was first started by famous Amelia Earhart and functions as an international organization consisting of many licensed women pilots such as airline pilots, industry, government as well as general aviation pilots forming a flying community!
The Commemorative Air Force is hosting the CAF RISE ABOVE (https://riseabovewasp.org/) program where WASP (women air force service pilots) tell their story and their journey to become the first women to fly American Military Airplanes!
Each year at the world's largest airshow in Oshkosh Wisconsin, the EAA opens the Women Soar You Soar (https://www.eaa.org/en/eaa/aviation-education-and-resources/eaa-youth-education/eaa-aviation-and-flight-summer-camps/eaa-women-soar-you-soar) program for girls in aviation of high school age. I attended this when I was 17 and ended up meeting amazing aviators, making long lasting friends, and winning a scholarship to go to Liberty University's Aviation Program!
PreFlight Camp's (https://www.preflightcamp.com/), lead by experienced women aviators of all backgrounds, purpose is to open up the world of aviation to young girls of middle school age an to encourage them in their passion to fly!
I hope these help you in seeking out that small community and make everlasting relationships!