YWCA Brooklyn furthers its mission by providing affordable, safe, permanent, housing for over 300 women; social justice advocacy, education and activism; and newly renovated, conveniently located subsidized offices, event space, and meeting and training facilities for our nonprofit and civic partners in the Brooklyn community.
Critical to YWCA Brooklyn’s social justice model is the dedication of its newly renovated,180,000 square foot downtown Brooklyn building in service to the community and specifically other grassroots organizations also serving women and girls in Brooklyn. Facing a rapidly gentrifying borough, YWCA Brooklyn recognizes that many nonprofits cannot pay the rising costs of rent and are, as a result, struggling to survive. Through YWCA Brooklyn funded subsidizes for both office and program space, these organizations are able, not only to survive, but also to expand the reach and impact of their services. YWCA Brooklyn is proud to currently house four other nonprofit organizations including Girls for Gender Equity, as well as to provide free event and meeting space to dozens of other nonprofits throughout Brooklyn. In 2015 there were over 20,000 visits to YWCA Brooklyn’s Social Justice Community Center.
Mission: YWCA is on a mission to eliminate racism, empower women, stand up for social justice, help families and strengthen communities. #OnAMission
Operating as usual
YWCA USA
Happy New Year! 🎉 Here’s to a 2021 of continuing to show up for women, by:
🌟 continuing to act for #RacialJustice
🌟 continuing to support women claiming their power
🌟 continuing to provide #ChildCare to assist in economic recovery
How will you show up for women in 2021?
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“[My quarantine space] was home. The window felt like home, it gave me life. I had [a YWCA Brooklyn staff member] bringing me a pillow. All the food they brought me was good! It was like getting gifts. [They] treated me so good!“
- Patricia, YWCA Brooklyn resident, fully recovered from COVID-19
Supporters like you make YWCA Brooklyn’s work to provide a safe haven for our residents, many of whom have experienced gender-based violence and trauma and have been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic, possible. Please consider making a donation today to help us continue to ensure the safety, security and wellbeing of the low-income and formerly homeless women we serve. Thank you! 🧡
Donate today: https://www.ywcabklyn.org/annual-appeal-2020
Through the many challenges of this year, we're proud to say that all 18 high school seniors participating in the YW LEAD College Access Program class of 2020 are now in college, and the 18 current high school seniors have submitted over 100 college applications. All 40 of the programs alum, now college students, are expecting to graduate on time. Our programs offer academic rigor, career development, college access and leadership. We truly believe we're helping to build tomorrow's great leaders, right from Brooklyn.
We have an annual appeal goal of $20,000 to directly fund YWCA Brooklyn programs that address racial and gender disparities in education. This holiday season all donations are being matched through the generous support of the Meringoff Family Foundation. Please consider investing in the next generation of Brooklyn's young women leaders today: https://www.ywcabklyn.org/annual-appeal-2020
YWCA USA
How do we move forward together toward a future filled with equality, stability, and security for all women, girls, and people of color? Listen to these empowering words by Stacey Abrams about how Georgians can lead the way for all Americans.
To watch the full event: bit.ly/2LADZt2
#YWomenVote #GASenateRunoff
"What I’m most proud of is how the YWCA Brooklyn staff continued to demonstrate professionalism, integrity, compassion and respect during these life-threatening challenges. The [YWCA Brooklyn] staff has lived up to the true meaning of an essential worker, empowering us and letting us know that we are all in this together.” - Anita, YWCA Brooklyn resident
Supporters like you make YWCA Brooklyn’s work to provide a safe haven for our residents, many of whom have experienced gender-based violence and trauma and have been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic, possible. Please consider making a donation today to help us continue to ensure the safety, security and wellbeing of the low-income and formerly homeless women we serve. Thank you!
Donate today: https://www.ywcabklyn.org/annual-appeal-2020
YWCA USA
In Alejandra Y. Castillo’s op-ed for Prism, she explores how women of color showed up for Biden in #Election2020 and looks ahead to how the Biden administration can show up for them. bit.ly/37uws6l
We're honored that Keia Clarke and New York Liberty chose YWCA Brooklyn as one of their charities of choice in their Black-owned and Women-owned Holiday Gift Guide during this important time. Make a donation today to support women and girls in Brooklyn: http://ow.ly/yrsu30rmtVr
This season, we’re putting our money where our #LibertyLoud mouths are and shopping with Black-owned and women-owned brands. Join us! From non-profit organizations doing the work, to life-changing reads, to gifts for the home, mind, body, and soul — here are 65+ brands to support with your holiday dollars.
For more details on shopping these brands, visit:
https://liberty.wnba.com/black-women-owned-holiday-gift-guide/
Sending heartfelt thanks to Caroline Gates Anderson and our friends at BloomAgainBklyn for lighting up the lives of our residents by delivering beautiful floral arrangements last week.
YWCA Brooklyn took action in remarkable ways this past year to meet the essential needs of the community we serve, be it through providing meals for medically frail and elderly residents or helping young women of color attending college obtain the technology they need to study remotely and graduate on time. But we can’t do it without you.
Please consider making a donation to support our community this #GivingTuesday: http://ow.ly/yrsu30rmtVr
YWCA USA
“Now is the time to invest in child care for the economic security of women.” #COVID19 has triggered our nation’s first #Shecession. In their latest op-ed, our CEO Alejandra Y. Castillo and Dr. Victoria DeFrancesco Soto of The LBJ School of Public Affairs discuss our framework for solving it. bit.ly/3q1DrfN
We’re so grateful for our partnership with Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez to offer 300 Thanksgiving meals and spread joy to our residents this holiday season. #OnAMission #YWCAbklyn
Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours. Wishing you a safe and happy holiday as we find new (virtual) ways to come together and be grateful this season.
Thank you Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez and team for assisting our residents during this holiday season!
Over the last few days, staffers and I helped to spread some holiday cheer by distributing free groceries and turkeys to families across Brooklyn ahead of Thanksgiving.
My thanks to our community partners YWCA Brooklyn, Eric Adams, Mount Ararat Church, PS 503, NYPD 71st Precinct, Collective Fare, NYPD PSA 1 and all of our volunteers who helped to make these distributions possible for our neighbors in need.
YWCA USA
There are long-standing struggles with police violence for Native women in the U.S. In fact, Native women are 1.1 to 2.1 times more likely to be killed by police using fatal force than white women. Read our recommendations for police reform in our We Still Deserve Safety report: bit.ly/32xDsOP #UntilJusticeJustIs
Thankful to the women and men that have served the United States for the benefit of all. #VeteransDay
Ready to work! #OnAMission
At YWCA, our mission is to eliminate racism, empower women, & promote peace, justice, freedom, & dignity for all. The people have spoken, & we stand ready to work with the next administration to promote the safety & equality of women, girls, and people of color. Read our statement: https://bit.ly/3p5ztlC. #BidenHarris2020 #Election2020Results
We’re proud of every single person that showed up to vote in this election. And now, we’ll wait patiently while each and every vote is counted!🗳
YWCA USA
As voters, we turned out in record numbers, despite a pandemic, an economic collapse, and attempts to stop us. Now we’re going to make sure that every vote counts. #EveryVoteCounts #CountOnUs #CountEveryVote
YWCA USA
This is a moment of reckoning for our nation, and a moment that demands more! More voices heard. More votes cast. More Americans coming together to decide our collective future. 🗳️
It’s November 3rd! Will your voice be heard? 📣 Check out these tips for staying safe, protecting your right to vote, and making your day-of voting plan!
#YWomenVote #EveryVoteCounts #CountOnUs #Election2020
Election Day is finally here. Many New Yorkers have already voted with the absentee ballot or early voting at their polling place, but if you’re an eligible voter who has yet to cast a ballot - today is your last chance.
Check out our timely, poignant NY Emmy winning PSA: "Your Voice. Your Vote" made by BRIC / Brooklyn Free Speech in partnership with Brooklyn Voters Alliance Telling Story, Inc. #OnAMission #NYCvotes #YWomenVote
Our YW LEADers are reminding you that today is the last day to register to vote in New York and that it's #YourVoiceYourVote! Music: "Pounded Piano" and "Inv...
#UntilJusticeJustIs
Supervisors denied civil-rights prosecutors’ request to use a grand jury for their investigation into the 2014 shooting of a Black boy by a Cleveland police officer, but did not tell his family.
#EarlyVoting opens today in NYC! Who’s out there waiting to cast their vote? 🗳 #OnAMission #YWCAbklyn #YWomenVote
ICYMI: Watch the live recording of Rodneyse Bichotte, New York State Assembly's COVID-19 & Domestic Violence Panel Discussion featuring our CEO & President Martha Kamber alongside other community partners. #OnAMission #WWV20
Domestic Violence Awareness Month Events
Thursday, October 22nd Photo Credit: WKAR Domestic Violence Awareness Month was designated by the U.S. Congress in October 1989 and is observed during the month of October every year. This designated
TUNE IN in at 6:30pm to a virtual COVID-19 Domestic Violence Panel featuring our President and CEO Martha Kamber.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been an uptick in domestic violence cases. It has been a challenge for individuals to navigate resources due to limited access to in-person resources.
Please RSVP and join us here: tinyurl.com/DV1022
Research shows there is a connection between GBV and other abusive or violent behaviors. The effects and impact of which can remain present through a person’s lifecycle or appear in different relationships or settings such as college campuses and workplaces. When we dismantle the culture of power in our relationships, schools, workplaces and other infrastructures, we foster an environment that allows people to thrive. #WWV20 #OnAMission #YWCAbklyn
During the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been an uptick in domestic violence cases. It has been a challenge for individuals to navigate resources due to limited access to in-person resources.
On Thursday, October 22, 2020 from 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m, Rodneyse Bichotte, New York State Assembly will host the COVID-19 Domestic Violence Panel. Our President and CEO Martha Kamber will be speaking on the panel alongside our partners from Safe Horizon, Exhale to Inhale, Third Root Community Health Center, and the office of Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez.
Please RSVP and join us for this virtual event: tinyurl.com/DV1022
#DV, sexual assault, trafficking, stalking & more impact women & girls of all backgrounds. It’s long past time we end this culture of violence. Join us for Week Without Violence: ywcaweekwithoutviolence.org/ #WWV20
Yesterday we came together as a community to support a food distribution event by Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez. It was a pleasure to serve Brooklyn alongside our friends and partners Met Council, The Campaign Against Hunger, West Indian American Day Carnival Association (WIADCA), CHJCC, Jetro and CALA. #OnAMission
Today’s food distribution event in Brooklyn was a total success. Thank you to Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez for helping take care of our community!
I am in Crown Heights today for our community food distribution.
Thank you YWCA Brooklyn, Met Council, The Campaign Against Hunger, West Indian American Day Carnival Association (WIADCA), CHJCC, Jetro and CALA for partnering with us to ensure that our neighbors have the food and resources they need to remain safe and healthy during this pandemic.
The deadline is now today!
After extending the deadline to count every person in America, a process complicated by the coronavirus pandemic, the Trump administration reversed course. Critics saw a political motive.
TODAY there will be food distribution at St. Mark's Day School in Brooklyn while supplies last. Meet us at St. Marks School, 1346 President Street.
YWCA USA
All this month, YWCA is convening virtual conversations with America’s women. Our goal?
✔️ Raise women’s voices
✔️ Share new state-specific polling on women’s priorities
✔️ Provide accurate information about the election process
To register: ywomenvote.org/events/
#YWomenVote
TOMORROW: #PowHerTheVote 10/14 @ 2PM at the online rally for the safety of BIPOC & All Women. Join to hear experts’ solutions + ask your candidates questions abt where they stand. Learn more at powherthevote.org! PowHer NY
JOIN @ 2PM 10/07 for the #PowHerTheVote social media rally on Safe & Equitable Education. Hear experts’ solutions to ensure healing-centered, restorative, and anti-racist learning spaces and ask your candidates their plans. Go to powherthevote.org to learn more.
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🗓Deadline to register is Oct. 9!🗓 Ebony says: “Since the beginning of time, society has had a niche for silencing those they feel are too powerful; those who see the world as more than just a paycheck. As much as it seems impossible for some of our voices to be heard as much as others, don’t allow voting to be one of the things you’ve been doubted to even partake in. Remind those again who they’re dependent on for their success to begin with: the people. WE HAVE POWER!!!” ✔️Register quickly and easily: https://bit.ly/2Rc3NLv #YWomenVote #OnAMission #YWCAbklyn #NYCvotes #Vote2020 #YWLEADer
🗓Deadline to register is Oct. 9!🗓 Kearah says: “No matter what your opinions are about voting, this election is probably one of the most important elections to participate in. We need your voices to be heard and counted because the future is in our hands.” ✔️Register quickly and easily: https://bit.ly/2Rc3NLv #YWomenVote #OnAMission #YWCAbklyn #NYCvotes #Vote2020 #YWLEADer
🗓Deadline to register is Oct. 9!🗓 Emanuela says: “Voting. A word so ordinary, yet so controversial. In America’s democracy, we value our ability to express our opinions or preferences about what goes on in the political world. However, when citizens of this country are not voting regularly, it makes it difficult for everyone’s voices to be heard and listened to. Because of this, I encourage any and all people to realize how important voting is in our democracy and to use the opportunities given to them to help change the future of our country.” ✔️Register quickly and easily: https://bit.ly/2Rc3NLv #YWomenVote #OnAMission #YWCAbklyn #NYCvotes #Vote2020 #YWLEADer
🗓Deadline to register is Oct. 9!🗓 Zenzele says: “Once I became of age to vote, I registered immediately. I knew that if I wanted to see change, I needed to start with me. Some people feel like their one vote won’t make a difference in a big city like NYC, but if that’s the case then ‘What’s the hurt?!’. Register, do your research, and vote! We need all hands on deck.” ✔️Register quickly and easily: https://bit.ly/2Rc3NLv #YWomenVote #OnAMission #YWCAbklyn #NYCvotes #Vote2020 #YWLEADer
| SHARE - LIKE - COMMENT | DAY 6 of the #icantbreathe campaign | A "call to action" initiative dedicated to the ongoing fight against systemic racism to promote racial justice and equality. Listen to Alexis T. from #brooklyn express her perspective as a young, black person in America through her own experience peacefully protesting. Her “Call to Action”: “Every single person has to play a part in the fight for justice. No matter your skin color. It is about the bigger issue which is equality for black people. Knowing your agenda and what your role is will help propel you even farther as you begin to do the work and fight the fight for justice.” Stay tuned into our page as more young women and girls in Brooklyn express what #icantbreathe means to them and what their “call to action” is for our allies. #ywcabklyn #onamission #icantbreathe #georgefloyd #justiceforblacklives #blacklivesmatter #saytheirnames
Don’t forget! Monday 6/15 - Join us for a Talk with YWLEAD Alumni Terry-Ann and Dr. Melinda Miller-Thrasher 🩺👩🏾⚕️ For Eventbrite Info: Send us a message!
DAY 5 of the #icantbreathe campaign | A "call to action" initiative dedicated to the ongoing fight against systemic racism to promote racial justice and equality. Listen to Breanna T. from #brooklyn express her perspective as a young, black person in America through her own experience peacefully protesting. Her “Call to Action”: “Police brutality must end. This starts with necessary steps like police de-escalation trainings to ensuring all on-duty police officers wear a body camera. This requires that the body camera be turned on immediately when officers respond to a police call. These are only a few steps in the right direction, but please write to your city or town government representative and police chief to advocate for this.” Stay tuned into our page as more young women and girls in Brooklyn express what #icantbreathe means to them and what their “call to action” is for our allies. #ywcabklyn #onamission #icantbreathe #georgefloyd #justiceforblacklives #blacklivesmatter #saytheirnames
| SHARE - LIKE - COMMENT | DAY 4 of the #icantbreathe campaign | A "call to action" initiative dedicated to the ongoing fight against systemic racism to promote racial justice and equality. | SHARE - LIKE - COMMENT | Listen to Emanuela A. from #brooklyn express her perspective as a young, black person in America at this moment in time. Her call to action: “Don’t be afraid to have the conversation surrounding racism. When a friend, family member or coworker says something that is wrong, it is necessary to have this dialogue with others in a informative and supportive manner.” Stay tuned into our page as more young women and girls in Brooklyn express what #icantbreathe means to them and what their “call to action” is for our allies. #ywcabklyn #onamission #icantbreathe #georgefloyd #justiceforblacklives #blacklivesmatter #saytheirnames
| SHARE - LIKE - COMMENT | DAY 4 of the #icantbreathe campaign | A "call to action" initiative dedicated to the ongoing fight against systemic racism to promote racial justice and equality. | SHARE - LIKE - COMMENT | Listen to Emanuela A. from #brooklyn express her perspective as a young, black person in America at this moment in time. Her call to action: “Don’t be afraid to have the conversation surrounding racism. When a friend, family member or coworker says something that is wrong, it is necessary to have this dialogue with others in a informative and supportive manner.” Stay tuned into our page as more young women and girls in Brooklyn express what #icantbreathe means to them and what their “call to action” is for our allies. #ywcabklyn #onamission #icantbreathe #georgefloyd #justiceforblacklives #blacklivesmatter #saytheirnames
DAY 3 of the #icantbreathe campaign | A "call to action" initiative dedicated to the ongoing fight against systemic racism to promote racial justice and equality. | SHARE - LIKE - COMMENT Listen to Myriam JB. from #brooklyn express her perspective as a young, black person in America at this moment in time with a spoken word message. Her call to action: “Empower and educate in order to break systemic oppression. Speak up when someone is acting in a harmful or dangerous manner towards others. Name it as racism when you see it.” Stay tuned into our page as more young women and girls in Brooklyn express what #icantbreathe means to them and what their “call to action” is for our allies. #ywcabklyn #onamission #icantbreathe #georgefloyd #justiceforblacklives #blacklivesmatter #saytheirnames
DAY 2 #icantbreathe campaign | A "call to action" initiative dedicated to the ongoing fight against systemic racism to promote racial justice and equality. | SHARE - LIKE - COMMENT Listen to Jada C. from #brooklyn express her perspective as a young, black person in America at this moment in time with a spoken word message. Her call to action: “Find out who your federal, state and city legislators are! Call and write to them to ensure that they are doing their part to support state-wide criminal justice reform." Stay tuned into our page as more young women and girls in Brooklyn express what #icantbreathe means to them and what their “call to action” is for our allies. #ywcabklyn #onamission #icantbreathe #georgefloyd #justiceforblacklives #blacklivesmatter #saytheirnames
Sharing a #throwback to the #ywcabklyn staff wearing denim at our weekly Zoom meeting in honor of #denimday 👖 We participated in a virtual “Walk In Place” #ywcabklyn #OnAMission
#FlashbackFriday - In the midst of #quarantine our #YWLEAD College Access Program remains active by holding virtual workshops via @zoom_video_communications ! Last week, we had a 🎓 College Decision Day 🎓workshop hosted by #YWLEAD Alumni ‘17, Zenzele Franklin. She discussed her overall college experience, anxieties surrounding college decision day and provided advice for college-bound high school seniors! | 📲 Keep following us for more of our #YWLEAD workshops! #ywcabklyn #OnAMission
#GivingTuesdayNow is a new global day of giving and unity that will take place on May 5, 2020 as an emergency response to the unprecedented need caused by COVID-19. You can donate directly to support our women residents at http://bit.ly/1UxIYlM
We are EMMY winners! Last night the New York Emmys live-streamed the awards ceremony, and we are proud to announce that our video “Your Voice. Your Vote” was selected as a winner! It’s an honor to be recognized for a video with such an important message, one that is particularly relevant right now since it is a voting year. Check it out for yourself: https://youtu.be/KEKV6rpSGYA Congratulations to the #YWLEADers and everyone involved!! BRIC Brooklyn Voters Alliance #BrooklynFreeSpeech #OnAMission #YWCAbklyn
Shout out to our very own YWCA Brooklyn Justice League Steppers who put on quite the show at our Annual Winter Solstice Celebration under the direction of Coach D. #OnAMission #YWCAbklyn
During a career visit to Albany, our YW LEADers were able to meet with Senators and Assemblymembers and were acknowledged on the Senate floor. #CareerDay #OnAMission #YWCAbklyn TY: New York State Senate Senator Kevin Parker New York State Senator Velmanette Montgomery Senator Roxanne Persaud State Senator Brian A. Benjamin Senator Jamaal T. Bailey !!
Hear it straight from one of our YW LEADers - it’s our mission to help young women succeed! Today is #GivingTuesday and we’re asking those that are able to give to donate to our College Access Program! http://bit.ly/1UxIYlM 👊🏾👊🏿👊🏼 #OnAMission #YWCAbklyn
Our YW LEADers are reminding you #YourVoiceYourVote matters! #OnAMission #GOTV #YWomenVote Music Credit: "Pounded Piano" and "Invisibility Cloak" by Podington Bear
Yesterday our CEO & President Martha Kamber delivered a thought provoking speech centered around the astounding statistics of sexual assaults that take place in the U.S. and the discouraging ways in which women tend to be re-victimized by our current system. “The CDC estimates that more than one million women are raped in the United States each year but only 3% of perpetrators are brought to justice. Knowing this, would you report a sexual assault?” #WhyIDidntReport #BelieveSurvivors #OnAMission
On to polling site number 3! #gotv #ywcabklyn BRIC Brooklyn Voters Alliance
The YW LEADers of YWCA Brooklyn urge every person who is eligible to vote to register today and take their opportunity to have their voices heard. We are responsible for creating the community we want to live in! #OnAMission
The YW LEADers of YWCA Brooklyn urge every person who is eligible to vote to register today and take their opportunity to have their voices heard. We are responsible for creating the community we want to live in! #OnAMission
The YW LEADers of YWCA Brooklyn urge every person who is eligible to vote to register today and take their opportunity to have their voices heard. We are responsible for creating the community we want to live in! #OnAMission August 19 is the registration deadline for the September 13 primary.
Congratulations to YWBK LEADer Danielle on her college choice! #collegedecisionday2018 #onamission
The YW LEADers urge every person who is eligible to vote to register today and take their opportunity to have their voices heard. We are responsible for creating the community we want to live in! #OnAMission http://www.elections.ny.gov/
Denim Day Kick off event in brooklyn yesterday - Dramatic reading of Stephen Belber's play TAPE, followed by discussions about consent, power dynamics, and sexual assault. Listen to our Chief Program Officer Danielle Guindo speak about ways in which we combat against acts of violence and bring awareness.
"We don't need more metal detectors because it forces students to distrust their environment." -Yatzary, YW LEADer. Our students have opinions that matter, let's hear them out!! #CounselorsNotCopsNY #OnAMission
"We need supportive schools, not prison-like classrooms." -Calima, YW LEADer. #CounselorsNotCopsNY #OnAMission
We see you! We hear you! We support you! Check out some of our YWLEADers from Edward R. Murrow High School proudly taking part in this action against gun violence! #Enough #NationalSchoolWalkout #OnAMission
Critical to YWCA Brooklyn’s social justice model is the dedication of its 180,000 square foot downtown Brooklyn building in service to the community and specifically other grassroots organizations also serving women and girls in Brooklyn. Facing a rapidly gentrifying borough, YWCA Brooklyn recognizes that many nonprofits cannot pay the rising costs of rent and are, as a result, struggling to survive. Through YWCA Brooklyn funded subsidizes for both office and program space, these organizations are able, not only to survive, but also to expand the reach and impact of their services. YWCA Brooklyn is proud to currently house four other nonprofit organizations as well as to provide free event and meeting space to dozens of other nonprofits throughout Brooklyn. In 2015 there were over 20,000 visits to YWCA Brooklyn’s Social Justice Community Center.
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