YWCA Clark County

It’s Day 6 of #WeekWithoutViolence and time for self-care! 🫶 Remember, taking care of your mental and financial health is vital. 🧠 Empower your mind and finances! 📖Check out these must-read books that can guide you toward financial independence: 1. “Smart Women Finish Rich” by David Bach 💡 2. “Clever Girl Finance” by Bola Sokunbi 📈 What books have empowered you? 📑Share in the comments! #WWV24 #WeekWithoutViolence

Have you registered yet? On Wednesday, October 30, join us for UnCharitable: Using Documentary and Dialogue to Reimagine How We Give at Clark College’s Gaiser Hall. This free event includes a screening of UnCharitable, a thought-provoking documentary by Dan Pallotta, followed by a panel discussion featuring local nonprofit leaders—including our CEO, Brittini Lasseigne. It’s a great opportunity to explore new ideas about giving and how we can make a bigger impact in our community. 📅 Date: Wednesday, October 30 📍 Place: Clark College, Gaiser Hall 💥 Cost: FREE (Registration Required) 🔗 Register here: cfsww.org/uncharitable We hope to see you there!

Day 5 of #WeekWithoutViolence is all about taking action! 🚨 🫶 Ready to make a difference? Get involved and advocate for change in your community with the YWCA and meet our Volunteer Engagement Officer, Haddy Jobe. 📲 Together, we can create a powerful movement for change. Let’s stand united against violence. 🌎

On Day 4 of #WeekWithoutViolence, we shine a light on financial trauma, especially amongst Black women. 🫂 📣 Awareness is vital for recovery and healing. Your voice matters! 🗣️Participate in the YWCA Financial Trauma Survey to help raise awareness and promote healing in our communities: bit.ly/4eCnZPA (link in insta bio) #WWV24 #WeekWithoutViolence

🚨 YWCA Clark County is hiring 🚨 Please view/share our open positions. 📣 If you are looking for an employer who lives the values of: DIVERSITY TEAMWORK COMMITTMENT SERVICE RESPECT EMPOWERMENT This might be the right place for you. Our VP of People and Culture, Jasmine Rucker Tolbert is your source for questions. #dreamjob #vancouverwa #hiring #ywca

Get ready for YWCA Clark County’s Annual BIPOC Youth Summit on November 9th & 10th from 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM. This year’s theme, Agents of Change, is all about empowering youth of color to become leaders in their communities. This free, two-day event will feature workshops led by local BIPOC leaders and cover important topics like personal development, social justice, leadership, self-care, and community care. Designed for BIPOC youth ages 13-18, it’s your chance to learn, connect with others, and have fun while creating positive change! For more details and to register, visit bit.ly/BIPOCYouthSummit

☀️Day 3 is here! Today, we focus on financial empowerment for those experiencing domestic violence. It’s time to take back control. 🦾 Financial independence is crucial for healing. 🩹 Discover resources designed to help survivors of domestic violence become financially empowered. #WWV24 #WeekWithoutViolence

Day 2 of #WeekWithoutViolence centers financial abuse and teens. 🔞 🚨Financial abuse also affects our youth! 📊 Shocking statistic: Nearly one-third of teen relationships show signs of financial abuse. This #WeekWithoutViolence, let's break the cycle! Share this article to inform your network: cnb.cx/3ZM0SxS #WWV24

Just two days left until our October 23rd event with YWCA Clark County and Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries! Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, connect, and gain valuable tools for handling breakups, whether in friendships or relationships. Teens will enjoy an interactive session focused on self-care and coping strategies after a breakup. It’s a chance to connect with peers and leave with practical tools for managing tough emotions. Parents/Adults: Join us for a conversation about why helping teens develop these skills early is crucial, and learn how to confidently support them through breakups and relationship challenges. 📅 Date: October 23rd ⏰ Time: 6:00 – 7:30 PM 📍 Location: Cascade Park Library | 600 NE 136th Ave, Vancouver, WA

📣Day 1 of #WeekWithoutViolence: Let’s talk about financial abuse. It’s more common than you think, and it can happen to anyone. Learn about the signs and how to protect yourself! 💡 💭 Did you know? Financial abuse can isolate victims from family and friends, making it harder to escape. This #WeekWithoutViolence, join us in spreading awareness. #WWV24