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You are invited to join the Yakima YWCA to show your support and stand against racism during events that start on April 22.

The challenge is part of a national movement to get people to think about ways to battle racism.

Feeling nostalgic? Take a gander at this YouTube video I stumbled across that features a bunch of Yakima business's television advertisements. Since I've lived here for the vast majority of my life, I suspect that most of these were aired in the late 80's to early 90's.

Fans of rocker Dave Navarro might not know that he is a huge domestic violence prevention advocate. He's coming to Yakima to be the guest speaker for the 2020 YWCA Yakima Leadership Luncheon on April 20.

The Color of Fear, Part 1, discusses race relations and the effects of racism experienced by men in North America.

The YWCA of Yakima has been about the business of helping women and bettering the community for 110 years, but even with all that, Monday was special. Monday marked the 25th anniversary of the YWCA's Leadership Luncheon.

YWCA Of Yakima Offers A Chance To Win Serena Williams Purse. Why the color purple?

The YWCA of Yakima is holding a community voter registration event on October 3rd.

Steve Mitchell has partnered with the YWCA to speak about structural racism and how it impacts the Yakima community and beyond.

The YWCA of Yakima will host a free lunch open to the public on Friday, April 27th in downtown Yakima.