March is Triple-negative Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It accounts for up to 15% of all breast cancer diagnoses, and is particularly prevalent in women under 40–which is younger than the age most women can access annual mammograms. Triple-negative breast cancer is also more common among Black and Latina women, and advances faster than other forms … Read More
12 Lives Changed: Jenny’s Update Throughout our centennial anniversary, we’ve highlighted past and present programs and events. While some of our programs are no longer active, we’re incredibly grateful for the lives they’ve touched, and the futures they’ve empowered. Our Adapted programs including swimming, art, and dance, provided recreation and a warm environment for children … Read More
Our Mission in an Image Local high school students from The Hun School of Princeton and Stuart Country Day School of the Scared Heart recently participated in our youth photo contest, The Power of an Image. The students submitted their visual interpretations of the YWCA mission of eliminating racism and empowering women. Their pieces showcased … Read More