YW News
Skills Learning in Program Areas
YWCA St. Paul recently hosted other local service providers for a Financial Literacy–Train the Trainer event. Our staff was joined by staff from Ujamaa Place, Project for
August 3, 2019
Building Update
Building Update: Aug. 3, 2019
Our process of creating a facility that will meet YWCA St. Paul’s vision for its future and better serve the community continues. Over the last
August 3, 2019
YW News
In Solidarity Conference
This spring, members of our staff and a Youth program participant presented at the 2019 In Solidarity We Rise conference, sponsored by the National Crittenton
August 3, 2019
Events
Jim Crow of the North
Why does Minnesota suffer through some of the worst racial disparities in the nation? One answer is the spread of racist, restrictive real estate covenants
August 2, 2019
Events
The War on Drugs
Join YWCA St. Paul for a discussion on the War on Drugs, with University of St. Thomas Associate Professor of Psychology & Neuroscience/Interim Neuroscience Program
June 12, 2019
Events
Diesel Heart | Book Signing with Melvin Whitfield Carter Jr.
Join Melvin Whitfield Carter Jr., Health & Fitness Club member and father of current St. Paul mayor, on March 12 for a Q&A session and
March 12, 2019
Gaye's Message
Gaye’s Update: Winter 2019
I’m happy to share some exciting news with you. As you may have heard, the board of directors of YWCA St. Paul is exploring ways to
February 8, 2019
YW News
YWCA St. Paul Makes “Mindful” Partnership with UST
The YW Health & Fitness Center (HFC) has been chosen by the University of St. Thomas (UST) Department of Health & Exercise Sciences to host an exciting
February 8, 2019
YW News
Doing More with Less: Housing Updates
YWCA St. Paul’s Transitional Housing Program (THP) units are running more efficiently thanks to a partnership with EnerChange, which is funded through the Conservation Improvement Program (CIP) with contributions
February 8, 2019
YW News
Competitive Grant Leads to YW Stride
After a highly competitive grant process, YWCA St. Paul has been awarded a two-year, $300,000 grant through the Pohlad Family Foundation’s Homelessness Prevention Program. The grant will
February 8, 2019