Upcoming Events
SiStar Summer Series
We’re excited to invite you to an exclusive opportunity for Rising Stars to advance their equity leadership journey. Join us for drinks, appetizers, networking, and learning at the inaugural SiStar Summer Series!
Event Highlights:
Networking: Connect with like-minded women
Learning: Gain insights from inspiring speakers
Refreshments: Enjoy delicious drinks and appetizers
Attend one or all three sessions! Please RSVP and let us know which session you’ll be attending.
2024 Career Women Academy Dinner
September 5, 2024
6:00 AM - 8:30 PM
Sub-Zero, Wolf & Cove by Tisdal (map)
We’re thrilled to induct this year’s Honorees into our Academy of Career Women of Achievement. They will join an amazing cadre of local women leaders who are trailblazers in their fields, each with diverse contributions to our community.
PRIVATE EVENT - CLOSED TO GENERAL PUBLIC
2024 Racial Justice Breakfast
October 8, 2024
8:00 AM - 9:30 AM (Doors Open at 7:30 AM)
Cincinnati Music Hall (map)
We are on a mission to eliminate racism! Our Racial Justice Breakfast is in its 24th year of addressing the most pressing social justice issues. Since 2001, attendees experience discussion of racism’s personal and community-wide effects and hear from keynote speakers who have had a national impact on civil rights. The event celebrates local changemakers with the Racial Justice Awards and provides approved CLEs. Past speakers have included Verna Williams, Dorothy Roberts, Richard Rothstein, Bryan Stevenson and Kimberle’ Crenshaw.
YWomenVote National Town Hall Watch Party
You're invited to join one of our watch parties at the Downtown Main Library, Union Township Branch Library, and Price Hill Library!
At YWCA, we are on a mission to celebrate the dynamic voices of Gen Z. Leveraging insights from our comprehensive National Survey, the YWomenVote National Town Hall provides a nonpartisan forum for the diverse, impactful opinions of young women, girls and nonbinary young people to influence national discourse and shape effective policy solutions as we approach the 2024 Presidential Election.
RSVP link to come - Stay tuned!
2024 Career Women of Achievement Luncheon
Now at the Hard Rock Casino for the first time ever, our 45th annual Career Women of Achievement Luncheon is coming this May. This year’s honorees are trailblazers in their fields, each with diverse contributions to our community. We’ll celebrate them while raising funds for life-saving YWCA programs like our Domestic Violence Shelters, which serve nearly 500 adults and children each year with many more on their nightly waitlists.
We’re ready to ignite change and be trailblazers for our collective mission.
Race and Psychology Free 8 Week Series
The purpose of this free 8 week course is to analyze the history and systems of psychology with perspective to Black psychology and International psychology and Western Psychology, develop an understanding of racial identity, compare and contrast experience within the social world across culture, and understand the impact of racial oppression on mental health, behavior, and physical health outcomes.
Race and Psychology Free 8 Week Series
The purpose of this free 8 week course is to analyze the history and systems of psychology with perspective to Black psychology and International psychology and Western Psychology, develop an understanding of racial identity, compare and contrast experience within the social world across culture, and understand the impact of racial oppression on mental health, behavior, and physical health outcomes.
Race and Psychology Free 8 Week Series
The purpose of this free 8 week course is to analyze the history and systems of psychology with perspective to Black psychology and International psychology and Western Psychology, develop an understanding of racial identity, compare and contrast experience within the social world across culture, and understand the impact of racial oppression on mental health, behavior, and physical health outcomes.
Race and Psychology Free 8 Week Series
The purpose of this free 8 week course is to analyze the history and systems of psychology with perspective to Black psychology and International psychology and Western Psychology, develop an understanding of racial identity, compare and contrast experience within the social world across culture, and understand the impact of racial oppression on mental health, behavior, and physical health outcomes.