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Looking forward…
2010 was a good year for Health Access – YWCA. We welcomed three new peer outreach and services staff members to our team. We’ve launched a blog, sent out almost 1,000 Tweets and established BABES...
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Health Access has an LBTQ Health Blog!
Did you know about Women’s Health Outreach-YWCA’s LBTQ Health blog? It links diverse LBTQ communities within the greater Seattle area with preventative health and resource information to create overall...
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Try a new recipe this weekend!
As we inch closer and closer to the third weekend in June, here are a few recipes to keep you exploring new and different healthy meals! I found each of these on Twitter – so I know there are many more...
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Let’s Do This! Healthy Eating, Active Lifestyles & Tobacco-Free in King Co.
Public Health – Seattle & King County launched a new initiative this month – Let’s Do This! – a public awareness campaign and self-proclaimed movement determined to “make it easy to eat healthy and...
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Living Positive: What is HIV’s impact on women?
African American Reach & Teach Health Ministry (AARTH) is holding their 4th Annual HIV/AIDS Conference for Health Professionals today just south of Seattle. As partners in the community and...
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Half the Sky: Why do you support women and girls worldwide?
“Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide” is a documentary that has sprung up from the widely acclaimed and widely read book, Half the Sky, written by husband and wife...
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The Intersection of Race and Gender: It’s Our Mission
The YWCA Seattle | King County | Snohomish County is one YWCA of many. Together with YWCA USA and YWCAs across the country, we are dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace,...
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Stress Strategies
From coping with the holidays, to dealing with the darker and shorter winter days, to the ongoing stress that results from care-giving, many of us experience stress on a regular basis and have...
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