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This month, we highlight Books to Prisoners Spokane, a volunteer organization dedicated to providing free books to incarcerated individuals across the nation.
This Pathways Forward event featured Licensed Therapist Brit, who joined Logan and Maggie for a conversation on how best to support trans and nonbinary youth.
Trauma-Informed Care is at the heart of our approach to supporting survivors of domestic violence & their families.
Take action with YWCA Spokane on June 5 for a National Day of Action to protect federal funding for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.
Since 2020, over 1,700 individuals and organizations have participated in YWCA’s Racial Justice Challenge. Learn why your business should be next.
Explore and learn how Restorative Practices approaches foster healing, accountability, and stronger communities at YWCA Spokane.
Learn about Asians for Collective Liberation (ACL) and their mission to uplift Spokane’s Asian community with political organizer, Tia Moua.
On April 17th, YWCA Spokane hosted Equity for All at Hamilton Studio, bringing together over 110 attendees to explore restorative practices in communities.
Restorative Practices focus on healing harm & building strong, connected communities, offering empowerment to repair relationships and prevent future conflict.
In order to support survivors of domestic violence in the most effective way, understanding intersectionality is essential.
YWCA Spokane’s Pathways Forward panel highlighted teen dating violence, offering strategies and resources to support and empower youth survivors.
YWCA Spotlight: Odyssey Youth Movement supports LGBTQ+ Spokane youth with safe spaces, resources, and community-building programs.
Motivational Interviewing empowers survivors to explore options, build confidence, and make decisions at their own pace with support and guidance.
YWCA Spokane’s Empowerment Model helps survivors of domestic violence regain autonomy, build confidence, and make their own life decisions.
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM). Join us to learn how to support youth and take action to promote healthy, respectful relationships.
Meet YWCA Spokane’s Community Engagement Team and learn how their work moves our community from awareness to action toward a more equitable Spokane.
YWCA Spokane joined thousands at the 2025 MLK Rally, March, and Resource Fair to honor Dr. King’s legacy and stand for racial justice and unity.
YWCA Spokane joined the 2025 People’s Rally at Riverfront Park to stand for bodily autonomy, gender equity, and an end to violence against women.
Our Community Engagement Department celebrates another impactful year! Since this department’s founding in 2022, it has been our goal to create positive change by fostering community awareness, advocating for racial justice, and preventing intimate partner violence. We are excited to share with you the results of work achieved in 2024…
The third annual Youth Self-Care Summit was held on Saturday, December 14th. The Youth Self-Care Summit is a special one day celebration brought to the community through a partnership between YWCA Spokane and Strong Women Achieving Greatness (SWAG). The Summit brings youth together to participate in interactive workshops that teach…