YWCA and COVID-19

We Stand With Communities

YWCA and COVID-19

We Stand With Communities

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Census 2020

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Census 2020

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Women's History Month

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Powering Positive Change 2020 Guide

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Stage Is Set For Women

To Be A Driving Force in 2020

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YWCA PSA: Meeting Critical Needs at a Critical Time

COVID-19 Relief and Community Resilience Fund

These are a few of many challenges our local YWCAs are facing. In response to the outbreak, YWCA USA has launched the COVID-19 Relief and Community Resilience Fund to provide emergency funds and in-kind support for COVID-19 preparedness, response, and recovery services, and to shore up critical housing, childcare, and domestic violence programs facing imminent risk of closure as a result of the pandemic.

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We All Count! Census 2020

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Dr. Meg Doherty, who is the Director at the Department of Global HIV, Hepatitis and STIs Programmes at the World Health Organization

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Why Numbers Matters: No Data, No Dollars

Tech Tools that Make Business Easy

Extensions for the Table: Using Experience as Motivation for Change

A Brand New You: Gaining Exposure for Your Business

Honoring the Importance of Racial Equity Education This Black History Month

YWomenVote2020: A National Conversation with America's Women - New Hampshire 1/29

Women Will Be A Driving Force in 2020!

YWomenVote 2020: We Mobilize Women

We All Count! Census 2020

We All Count! Census 2020

Alejandra Y. Castillo

YWCA USA CEO Testifies in Congressional Hearing

We Stand Against Gun Violence

Introducing YWCA’s Data-Driven, Interactive Map Initiative

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SCOTUS blocks 2020 Census citizenship question for now

Moms Equal Pay: Closing the Wage Gap

Ensuring Safety and Opportunity for Immigrant Women

Act Now

The rise of gun violence in our communities, fueled by racism and hate-filled rhetoric, is an unspeakable tragedy that must be addressed. It’s time our members of Congress took action and passed common-sense gun reforms to build a framework for a future that’s free and safe for all.

Tell your Senators it’s time to take action and ensure women, girls, and families can live free from the threat of gun violence.

Strong bipartisan legislation was recently introduced in the Senate to reauthorize the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA) by Sen. Bob Casey (D-PA) and Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK). FVPSA provides critical funding for programs and services that survivors of family, domestic, and dating violence rely on.

Join YWCA in supporting this important bill by urging your Senators to co-sponsor FVPSA!

On April 4th, H.R. 1585, the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2019 (VAWA), passed through the House of Representatives. This critical and lifesaving legislation maintains the safety, resources, and protections that have been critical to all survivors, particularly women of color and other marginalized communities. The Senate STILL has not introduced a version of this reauthorization bill.

Urge your Senators to stand with survivors by supporting full funding of VAWA and passing a substantially similar bill in the Senate.

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