Please join YWCA St. Paul as we host a ‘virtual’ candlelight vigil featuring inspiring words and music to bring our community together as part of the healing process following the death of George Floyd.
We invite you to take YWCA St. Paul’s 21-Day Racial Equity and Social Justice Challenge that will support you in your efforts to learn more about racial equity and social justice.
The Young Women’s Initiative issues call to action by joining with the people in our communities who are demanding accountability and justice for George Floyd and all black lives that have been lost to police brutality.
Important new protocols and practices for you to note before arriving at the HFC during our phased re-opening.
As we plan our re-opening, the health and safety of our members and staff is our top priority, and has guided our decisions during this time, including the preparation of the fitness center for a safe reopening.
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.