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Expert panel discussion centers the focus on the disparity that 1 in 3 victims of crime in Chicago is a Black woman

Mary J. Blige has reteamed with Pepsi for a scholarship supporting organizations that empower underserved women from her hometown of Yonkers, New York. She launched the fund Thursday, April 25, at Westchester Community College on Pepsi x Strength of a Woman Community Day.

The struggle is real, too many books! But what do we do with them, so they can live another adventure?

A letter sent to Niagara agencies helping survivors of human trafficking is calling for action after rumours of human trafficking farms have surfaced in the region in recent months.

The YWCA said it has raised around $9.9 million so far, and hopes to reach $11.5 million total for its renovation project.

The struggle is real, too many books! But what do we do with them, so they can live another adventure?

(The Center Square) - Another Washington state lawmaker has announced plans not to seek reelection.

The YWCA of Northeast Indiana has been releasing initiatives all month to get the community involved with the cause

The first woman to publicly accuse and pursue criminal charges against disgraced sports doctor Larry Nassar returned to West Michigan Wednesday to support a local group's work with survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence.

JANESVILLE – YWCA Rock County will host Stand Against Racism events in Beloit and Janesville on Thursday and Friday.