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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 YWCA Spokane’s 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.
Take a moment to reflect on the remarkable leadership of Jeanette Hauck, YWCA Spokane’s CEO retiring at the end of 2025 with 30 years of service.
Over our 10-day challenge, participants explored critical topics including race, power, privilege, and leadership, and examined racial and societal issues.
Join Day 9 of our Racial Justice Challenge by learning how to create equity in education, healthcare, housing, transportation, & economic opportunity.
Take action on Day 8 of our Racial Justice Challenge by learning how racial bias in traffic enforcement affects communities of color.
Take action on Day 7 of our Racial Justice Challenge by exploring how discrimination in transportation goes beyond vehicles.
Take action to understand and address the disproportionate impact of gun violence and public health crises on communities of color.
Take action with us to prevent suicide by understanding the risks associated with firearms and the importance of mental health support.
Take action to understand how Second Amendment protections affect minority communities & how unequal enforcement of policies increases the risk of gun violence.
Explore how entrepreneurship can empower marginalized groups to overcome workplace barriers and build independence, impact, and community growth.
Hair is culture, identity, and power. Across communities, people face bias and discrimination for wearing natural, cultural, or religious hairstyles.
Abortion access in Spokane is legal, but barriers still exist, largely for out-of-state visitors, people of color, LGBTQ+ individuals, & low income individuals.
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.
During MMIWG2S Awareness Month, we honor Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people by raising awareness of DV in these tragedies.
Restorative Practices focus on healing harm & building strong, connected communities, offering empowerment to repair relationships and prevent future conflict.
Intersectionality offers a framework for recognizing how multiple aspects of a person’s identity intersect to shape their unique experience.