YWCA St. Paul partnered with Free Arts / Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Twin Cities to offer an Altitude Kids workshop on National STEAM Day, in anticipation of public art piece Altitude that will be displayed at YWCA St. Paul beginning December 7, 2021.
YWCA St. Paul will display an interactive art piece celebrating the City of St. Paul’s People’s Prosperity Pilot. “Altitude,” by The Milligan Studio will be unveiled to the public on December 7.
Timing is everything. Alison Lehman was in the midst of co-founding a women’s group at Securian Financial and seeking volunteer opportunities, when she was connected to YWCA St. Paul.
This Give to the Max Day, show your support for YWCA St. Paul’s programs that fight racism, gender inequity, homelessness, and employment and educational disparities, and help people meet their health and wellness goals!
Join our Healing Circles, a supportive, facilitated space to affirm Black culture, community and lived experience, and to share dialogue and feelings to promote health and well-being.
Please bring your littles to help us make art and celebrate national STEAM Day on November 8th at YWCA St. Paul. YWCA St. Paul, along with Free Arts / Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Twin Cities is hosting a kids’ faux stained-glass art class in support of STEAM Day, Monday, November 8.
At YWCA St. Paul, we hold events, share stories, and advocate for victims and survivors as we work toward a world free of gender-based violence. We want everyone to know that domestic violence is preventable, there’s a way out, people want to help and there’s hope.
After listening to member feedback, we are excited to let you know that the Health & Fitness Center (HFC) has updated hours.
Listen to YWCA St. Paul’s Director of Housing and Public Policy Nikki Beasley discuss the realities of gender-based violence, and its impact on the community in YWCA St. Paul’s feature podcast for a Week Without Violence.
Little things can add up in a big way. Self-care kits—an assortment of personal care and beauty items—are especially important during Week Without Violence. It’s a time when we raise awareness and advocate for the accessible, effective, and consistent resources that survivors need to build the flourishing futures they deserve.
