YWCA Missoula Staff Inspired at YWCA USA Annual Conference in D.C.

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YWCA Missoula Staff Inspired at YWCA USA Annual Conference in D.C.
Monday, June 24, 2013

By Erin Barstow, YWCA Missoula GUTS! Program Coordinator Originally published on 6/14/13 The YWCA USA Annual Conference in Washington, D.C., encompassed four days of women speakers, presenters and voices. Whether participating in one-on-one networking opportunities or listening to the inspiring speakers, the message was strong and clear: women of the YWCA speak with conviction. Women are daring, dreaming and… Continue Reading YWCA Missoula Staff Inspired at YWCA USA Annual Conference in D.C.

The Sacrifices I Was Raised On: How Empathy Brings Us Closer To a Radical Politic of Family
Thursday, May 30, 2013

by Shanelle Matthews  My biological dad was in prison when I was little. My mom, single at the time, would drive me, my brother, and sister to see him. Because I was little, I don’t have a lot of memories of this time, but I do remember one thing. At the prison, an impassable glass… Continue Reading The Sacrifices I Was Raised On: How Empathy Brings Us Closer To a Radical Politic of Family

A Valentine’s Day Plea: Love Doesn’t Stop at Borders
Thursday, May 30, 2013

By Jessica Gonzalez-Rojas Executive Director, National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health Originally published on 2/14/13 Valentine’s Day is a time when most of us can take a moment from our busy lives and celebrate those we love. But for many women immigrants and same-sex couples, Valentine’s Day is a time they remember their separation from those… Continue Reading A Valentine’s Day Plea: Love Doesn’t Stop at Borders

Thank You for a Successful Year!
Monday, December 31, 2012

by Katie Stanton Social Media Manager, YWCA USA 2013 is nearly here, so let’s take a step back and reflect on the accomplishments of the past year. For the YWCA, looking back helps us remember what we can achieve together, and to plan for how we will continue to empower women and eliminate racism in… Continue Reading Thank You for a Successful Year!