| Stand Against Racism – Power & Change: Dismantling Racial Bias through Community Action Saturday, April 28, 2018,How to Challenge Resurgent Hate Groups  How to Challenge Resurgent Hate Groups Tues Jan 30, 6pm Theatre N |
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A Message of Thanks from Stephanie Staats YWCA CEO Stephanie Staats reflects on her gratitude for YWCA supporters this holiday season. |
Copy of Join Us at the Breakfast Celebration! On October 19th, be inspired by YWCA clients who have triumphed over extraordinary obstacles. |
| YWCA Breakfast Celebration – Thank You! Thank you for all who helped make YWCA Breakfast Celebration a success! |
Progress After Prison A pilot reentry program offering entrepreneurship and civic engagement workshops in the Wilmington area that is run by and for returning citizens. |
Don’t Break Social Contract with Nonprofits Check out YWCA CEO Stephanie Staats’ contribution to The News Journal regarding the impact of the state economy and funding cuts. |
SITE’s Summer Quest Towards A Bright Future SITE students took another trip! This time to learn about and explore potential museum careers at the Delaware Children’s Museum. |
Congrats to Our Newest WAND Graduates! Graduates presented business analysis overviews and how they would apply the concepts they learned to a panel of marketplace experts. |
YWCA Annual Meeting and Award Luncheon YWCA celebrates our last year’s achievements and honors women leaders Carla Markell and Laura Adarve |
YWCA Delaware 2016 Annual Report A tribute to YWCA’s community as we reflect on our 121st year of service. |
Volunteer with YWCA! Learn about YWCA’s current volunteer opportunities and help create real change in your community. |
Congratulations YW Girl Class of 2017! YWCA celebrates graduating Christina School District high school seniors from our YW Girl program! |
Annual Meeting and Trailblazer Award Join us for a special lunch reception as we celebrate YWCA’s community impact & Carla Markell for her outstanding contributions to Delaware. |
YWCA & Dozens of Groups Stand Against Racism People across the state came together to rally for a future where “freedom, dignity, and justice for all” is the basis for society. |
Stand Against Racism: Beyond the Moment Join YWCA and communities across the country this May Day as we Stand Against Racism and push beyond the moment. |
Vote to Create Social Change in Delaware You can give youth throughout Delaware the opportunity to be heard and be able to contribute to matters of social change. |
Believe Survivors. Change the Culture. Choose to believe and support survivors and help YWCA Delaware end the cycle of silence around sexual assault. |
Opportunities for Girls to Thrive and Learn YWCA Girl Imani Griffin traveled to Washington, D.C. to participate in a policy briefing on Capitol Hill |
Contestants (seated) in the 3rd Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr Communication Contest.