Pathways Forward

An educational roundtable discussion series designed to pave pathways forward.

Join the Discussion

Led by local experts, community leaders, and YWCA staff members, Pathways Forward discussions engage the community in learning about current issues affecting our work and mission, while empowering everyone to make change.

Join Us June 5 @ Noon

Trans and Nonbinary Youth

View our most recent Pathways Forward event held on June 5th. This is a free, virtual, roundtable event that brought together local experts to discuss equitable inclusion for trans and nonbinary youth.

What Our Participants Are Saying

Many thanks to YWCA, panelists AND participants for your commitment to domestic violence survivors!

Pathways Forward: Centering Survivors Attendee

Previous Pathway Forward Events

Since 2020, YWCA Spokane has hosted community conversations to discuss a range of mission related topics effecting our community. 

Jun 6, 2025 Nov 8 @ 6:59 pm

Trans and Nonbinary Youth Recap: Pathways Forward

On June 5th, in celebration of Pride Month, we held another Pathways Forward conversation to educate our community about supporting…

May 9, 2025 Nov 8 @ 6:59 pm

Challenges for Trans and Nonbinary Youth

Join us for Pathways Forward, a free virtual roundtable discussion where local experts will share insights on promoting equitable inclusion…

Mar 4, 2025 Nov 8 @ 6:59 pm

Supporting Youth Recap: Pathways Forward

On February 27, as part of our Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM) campaign, we held another Pathways Forward discussion to…

Oct 28, 2024 Nov 8 @ 6:59 pm

Realities of Reporting Recap: Pathways Forward

Re-watch the discussion on the realities of reporting domestic violence to law enforcement.

Feb 23, 2024 Nov 8 @ 6:59 pm

Youth Self-Regulation Recap: Pathways Forward

A conversation about self-regulation and social emotional learning centered on youth. View Recording On February 21, 2024, Caroline Mark (YWCA…

Oct 25, 2023 Nov 8 @ 6:59 pm

Digital Abuse & DV Recap: Pathways Forward

A discussion on how digital abuse impacts survivors of domestic violence and tips for prevention 2 min. read VIEW RECORDING…

Jul 13, 2023 Nov 8 @ 6:59 pm

Disability Pride Recap: Pathways Forward

LOCAL EXPERTS JOIN YWCA SPOKANE TO delve into intersectionality of disability & LGBTQ+ identities >1 min. read content warning: mention…

Jul 7, 2023 Nov 8 @ 6:59 pm

Embracing Disability Pride: Celebrating Intersectionality and Inclusion

In our journey towards a more inclusive and equitable society, it is vital that we recognize and celebrate the diverse…

Blog

Nov 5, 2025 Nov 8 @ 6:59 pm

YWCA Welcomes Next CEO, Janine Wynne

Following a comprehensive search, YWCA Spokane welcomes Janine Wynne as the next CEO.

Nov 3, 2025 Nov 8 @ 6:59 pm

DVAM 2025: Spokane Shows Up for Survivors

Each year, Domestic Violence Action Month (DVAM) provides an opportunity to raise awareness in Spokane about the realities of relationship violence and to spark action toward building a community free from abuse.

Nov 3, 2025 Nov 8 @ 6:59 pm

Jasmine Kazuko Linane-Booey : YWCA Spotlight

Every other month, we highlight people in Spokane who work to advance YWCA’s mission by creating real and lasting change in our community.

Events

Jun 11, 2025 Nov 17 @ 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

DV 201 Training: Learning In Action

Join YWCA Spokane for this important sequel, virtual training on November 17th at 2:00pm. Learn more about the unique barriers and challenges survivors navigate on a daily basis and talk through how you might help a survivor.

May 2, 2025 Nov 19 @ 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

The Thread – A Writing Workshop Series for Survivors – This Nov with Sharma Shields

A writing workshop series for survivors of domestic violence happening once a month on a Wednesday. This month with Sharma Shields.

Jun 11, 2025 Nov 20 @ 10:00 am - 11:30 am

DV 201 Training: Learning In Action

Join YWCA Spokane for this important sequel, virtual training on November 20th at 10:00am. Learn more about the unique barriers and challenges survivors navigate on a daily basis and talk through how you might help a survivor.