In recent months, a lot has changed in our lives, forcing friends to find new ways to bond and stay connected. Here are some ways to stay linked with those you care about.
Many of us are wondering how we can help in the wake of the brutal killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police. We know that it will take the concerted efforts of concerned communities to achieve real change. Read on for ways that you can get involved.
A message from Gaye Adams Massey, our CEO, on the horrific killing of George Floyd and ways to honor his memory.
We extend our deepest condolences to the family and friends of George Floyd, and to the larger Minneapolis and St. Paul community. YWCA continues to be outraged by the violence and deaths of people of color in America due to police brutality.
In order to collect a complete and accurate count for all communities, many deadlines for the 2020 Census have been extended to ensure the health and safety of the public and Census Bureau employees.
Graduation season has arrived, and we’re taking this opportunity to celebrate our 2020 Graduates in the midst of a pandemic. Read the full post to see where these young leaders are headed after graduation. And let us know YOUR plans too!
COVID-19 is impacting young women and girls across our state in unique and distinct ways. The YWI Cabinet has developed a resource guide to help navigate these challenging times.
Thank you to everyone who donated during #GiveAtHomeMN for standing with us during this tough time.
Despite social distancing, we are all looking for ways to stay connected with others. Read the full post to check out ways to maintain contact and tell us how YOU are maintaining connections.
In times of crisis, YWCAs stand up to meet the needs of the most vulnerable. But we can’t do it alone. Stand with us and donate in support of the valuable services we provide for our community.
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