Women’s Empowerment Intern Spotlight: Taniya Webber and Roseanna Brigham
Taniya Webber and Roseanna Brigham are our Women’s Empowerment interns this spring.
Continuing the Challenge: Serena Williams and Intersectionality
As we make the transition from Black History Month into Women’s History Month, Serena Williams offers a real-time, real-life example of intersectionality between race and gender.
Employee Spotlight: Crystal Reid
Assistant Director of Women’s Empowerment Crystal Reid is a powerful force behind the financial empowerment program Getting Ahead (in a Just Gettin’ By World).
Continuing the Challenge - Intersectionality
Intersectionality describes how race, gender, and other individual characteristics “intersect” with one another to determine how one’s identity is viewed.
Week Without Violence
Join the YWCA of Asheville and YWCA USA to envision a world without violence and raise awareness about gender-based violence and support survivors.
Updated Information Get Out the Vote - 2024
Early voting starts Oct. 17. In response to Hurricane Helene, the NC Board of Elections has authorized Buncombe County, and other WNC counties, to modify election procedures.
Visionary Leader Thelma Caldwell
E. Thelma Caldwell was a visionary leader for the YWCA of Asheville in the 1960s and 70s, and we honor her accomplishments.
Early Voting - 2024
Primary election season is here. Check here for information on where and how to vote.
Continuing the Challenge - Intersectionality
Intersectionality describes how race, gender, and other individual characteristics “intersect” with one another to determine how one’s identity is viewed.