For the past six years, Y-WE has partnered with researchers at foundry10 to explore the impact of Y-WE programs. As an education research organization, foundry10 uses a wide variety of quantitative and qualitative research methods to learn how Y-WE programs make such a transformative impact on the diverse young women* they serve.
One of Y-WE’s newest staff members, Shaena Spoor, shares about her vision for her work at Y-WE and her upcoming event, Day of Wellness.
Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month is an annual, national effort to bring light to intimate partner violence (IPV) among young people. It is designed to create intentional space to uplift young survivors.
Nearly two years into a destabilizing global pandemic characterized by increased isolation, lack of face to face contact, and a rapid disruption to “normal life” as we knew it, we …
Over the past year we have watched many corporations, nonprofits, and small businesses alike attempt to reckon with overwhelming calls for justice in the face of exacerbated inequalities all over …
If there’s anything we’ve learned over the past year, it’s that community care is vital to the health and wellbeing of the populations we serve. Though our work continues to …