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Asheville Citizen-Times | COVID-19 vaccine: Communication, building trust key to reaching people of color, experts say

Monday, February 1, 2021

COVID-19 vaccine: Communication, building trust key to reaching people of color, experts say Asheville Citizen-Times  (February 1, 2021 by Derek Lacey) — For a successful COVID-19 vaccine distribution in Buncombe County, officials and health providers are going to have to dig deep, communicate and connect with people of color, experts say. In a panel discussion Jan.… Continue Reading Asheville Citizen-Times | COVID-19 vaccine: Communication, building trust key to reaching people of color, experts say

YWCA de Asheville nombra a latina como CEO provisional

Wednesday, December 16, 2020

La Noticia  (December 16, 2020, by Marlen Cardenas) — Diana Sierra: CEO provisional de YWCA de Asheville Sierra tiene una licenciatura en trabajo social de la Universidad James Madison, una maestría en trabajo social de Hunter College y una trabajadora social clínica licenciada. Sierra se mudó a Asheville hace más de siete años desde Brooklyn,… Continue Reading YWCA de Asheville nombra a latina como CEO provisional

Call to Action – Tell Congress We Need More COVID-19 Relief Before Year’s End

Monday, December 7, 2020

Call to Action – Tell Congress We Need More COVID-19 Relief Before Year’s End COVID-19 cases are surging, resources are being stretched to their lowest levels, and provisions from the CARES Act — like unemployment insurance, paid leave, and Paycheck Protection Program support — are set to expire at the end of this month. Despite… Continue Reading Call to Action – Tell Congress We Need More COVID-19 Relief Before Year’s End

“We’ll still be here doing the work even when the hashtags fade.” – YWCA of Asheville

Friday, November 13, 2020

Local nonprofits stand firm in the fight for racial justice Mountain Xpress  (November 12, 2020, by Thomas Calder) — For many local nonprofits that advocate for racial justice, the May 25 killing of George Floyd marked the start of a new phase. The Racial Justice Coalition, for example, experienced a spike in donations amid the… Continue Reading “We’ll still be here doing the work even when the hashtags fade.” – YWCA of Asheville

Bracing for a Shecession: the onset of our nation’s first female led recession

Sunday, November 1, 2020

ASHEVILLE CITIZEN-TIMES (November 1, 2020) — Fueled by disappearing service-sector jobs and a lack of child care options, our nation is experiencing the onset of our first female-led recession– more appropriately, a “Shecession.”  At the same time, women— who are the majority of essential workers— have been pushed to the frontlines of the pandemic without sufficient… Continue Reading Bracing for a Shecession: the onset of our nation’s first female led recession