By: Tiffany Wong, Board Member

YWCA demands justice and provides support to diverse communities across the country, with the vision of forging a world where women, girls, and people of color can thrive. Observances such as Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AANHPIHM) allow us to celebrate, reflect, and uplift a community that…

Authors: Ayesha M. Wilson and Elizabeth Johnson

Women do not simply impact our society but are fundamentally at the core of our society. Often overlooked and historically hidden, while women have positively influenced society, these contributions have been and continue to be received without reciprocation. Seeing as March is Women's History Month, we…

By: Whitney Mooney

This year’s Greater Boston International Women’s Day Breakfast theme is “Celebrating the Past, Planning for the Future”. As we reflect on the work of the many women who came before us, we must remember that much more work is needed.

YWCA Cambridge is excited to kick off another year of working towards a mission to eliminate racism and empower women. We asked staff: What are your goals for your program or department in 2023? What are you striving for?

By Haile Carrillo-Hayes, YWCA Cambridge Intern

What is Ballot Question #4? Ballot Question #4 is a new state law that would allow immigrants to obtain a Massachusetts driver's license regardless of whether they are living in the country legally. YWCA Cambridge supports Ballot Question #4 because we believe…

Puja Kranz-Howe, (he/him) YWCA Cambridge Advocacy and Youth Leadership Manager

Growing up, I remember going to Pride Marches every year with my parents. They always were fun and filled with rainbow flags and joyful people. We would walk past the State House and wave our pride flags. I felt safe and happy.