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Current Press Releases
Spread Joy and Support to Local Families in Need
Spokane, WA. – YWCA Spokane is thrilled to announce the launch of Hope for the Holidays. This annual campaign aims to make the holidays a little brighter for those experiencing domestic violence, homelessness, and unemployment in our community.
Support Survivors of Domestic Violence this October
Spokane, WA – The month of October is nationally recognized as Domestic Violence Action Month (DVAM). During October, YWCA Spokane looks to increase awareness about the prevalence of domestic violence in our community, inspire action that is focused on creating lasting change, and encourage
community-wide participation.
News Articles
KXLY – Help decide how to address sexual assault and domestic violence in Spokane
Law enforcement officials in Spokane want to hear from you about how to address sexual assault and domestic violence in the community. They’re hoping you’ll attend a meeting tonight at the Spokane Regional Health District to share your thoughts.
Statements
Public Statement – YWCA Spokane Is Here For Victims Of Domestic Violence
Spokane, WA – On Sunday June 30, 2019, The Spokesman-Review released the following update by reporter Rebecca White, “Former Super Bowl MVP Mark Rypien Accused of Domestic Violence Sunday Night”, available online at The Spokesman-Review.
YWCA Spokane Public Statement – We Stand With Victims of Domestic Violence
Spokane, WA – On Wednesday March 7th, 2018, The Pacific Northwest Inlander released their weekly newspaper with an article titled, “Community leader Phil Tyler calls for men to stand up for women – but his own past is riddled with allegations of domestic violence” by Daniel Walters, also available online at Inlander.com.
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Mission Moment – Youth Therapy
Healing Together For families who have experienced domestic violence, therapeutic support can provide some relief from experiences of stress, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). YWCA Spokane offers a specialized therapy program for youth 7-18 years old who have second…
December RSJ Spotlight | Salish School of Spokane
Racial & Social Justice Spotlight Series. Each month, YWCA Spokane spotlights an organization or individual in our community that is aligned with our mission so we can highlight the work they do to create real and lasting change for a more equitable Spokane. December spotlight, LaRae Wiley and Christopher Parkin, Salish School of Spokane.