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Empowering our community to engage in civic life (both political and nonpolitical) is an important
part of our commitment to eliminating racism and empowering women. While there are many
ways community members can be civically engaged, participating in the electoral process through
voting is one way people can help shape the policies and laws that affect our everyday lives.
We’ll be providing information about the voting process, and explain the when, where, and how to vote!
Click here for additional resources about registration and voting information.
Stop by our open house to learn about our program highlights, like our research-based curriculum, bilingual nursery school, enrichment programs in dance and music, and more! Visit the Child Development Center web page for more information.
Staff at YWCA Princeton who hold white privilege will be participating the workshop structured around Layla F. Saad’s Me and White Supremacy anti-racism workbook. The workbook requires daily reading and journaling, and staff members will meet once a week for discussions and to maintain accountability.
All are welcome to join the weekly workshops, all of which will meet on Friday in the Bramwell Living Room from 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm.
10/04/19 Part I Review – Read and Journal to Page 72
10/11/190 Part II Review – Read and Journal to Page 82
10/18/19 Part III Review – Read and Journal to Page 97
10/25/19 – Part IV Review – Read and Journal to Page 109
Join us for the 2nd annual Beyond Pink Art Show, a unique event that showcases art created by or inspired by breast cancer survivors that supports our Breast Cancer Resource Center! The show will include breast casts and face masks created by survivors, as well as paintings, sculpture, photography, and poetry. This art show is one-of-a-kind and a show you definitely don’t want to miss! Complimentary cocktails and hors d’oeuvres will be served as well as a tricky tray. Tickets are $60 and tax-deductible. Tickets will go on sale in early August.
Join us for the 2nd annual Beyond Pink Art Show, a unique event that showcases art created by or inspired by breast cancer survivors that supports our Breast Cancer Resource Center! The show will include breast casts and face masks created by survivors, as well as paintings, sculpture, photography, and poetry.
This art show is one-of-a-kind and a show you definitely don’t want to miss and will be on display for two days.
Friday, October 4th from 6PM – 10PM will be our opening night with complimentary cocktails and hors d’oeuvres and a tricky tray. Tickets are $60 and tax-deductible.
Saturday, October 5th from 10AM – 4PM will be a family friendly day everyone can enjoy. Tickets will be available at the door. $10 for adults and $5 for children 10 and under. Tickets purchased for Friday night’s opening will be honored on Saturday as well.
With a generous grant from the United Way of Greater Mercer County, the Urban Mental Health Alliance (UMHA) is pleased to collaborate with UIH Family Partners (UIH) to launch a county wide mental health initiative entitled, Healthy Minds Matter in Mercer County. The program is a 6-part workshop series open to the general public and geared towards urban communities and communities of color. The series includes UMHA’s signature workshop, Healthy Minds in Our Communities along with five other workshops that focus on stress management, addiction and recovery, self-advocacy, depression and trauma response training.
April 6, 2019 Healthy Minds in Our Communities
April 13, 2019 Real Stress, Real Stress Management
April 27, 2019 Being a Healthy Mind Gatekeeper
October 5, 2019 What is Addiction?
October 12, 2019 Why Am I Depressed
October 19, 2019 Trauma Response and Self-Care
With a generous grant from the United Way of Greater Mercer County, the Urban Mental Health Alliance (UMHA) is pleased to collaborate with UIH Family Partners (UIH) to launch a county wide mental health initiative entitled, Healthy Minds Matter in Mercer County. The program is a 6-part workshop series open to the general public and geared towards urban communities and communities of color. The series includes UMHA’s signature workshop, Healthy Minds in Our Communities along with five other workshops that focus on stress management, addiction and recovery, self-advocacy, depression and trauma response training.
April 6, 2019 Healthy Minds in Our Communities
April 13, 2019 Real Stress, Real Stress Management
April 27, 2019 Being a Healthy Mind Gatekeeper
October 5, 2019 What is Addiction?
October 12, 2019 Why Am I Depressed
October 19, 2019 Trauma Response and Self-Care
YWCA Princeton is proud to co-sponsor this presentation with La Convivencia at the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church.
Ongoing mass violence in the U.S is raising questions about gun control, mental illness, and how to create more peaceful communities. Come join us for a presentation and discussion forum on Rene Girard’s ground-breaking theory on societal violence. We will introduce Girard’s work and discuss ways in which empowering voices of marginalized populations and increasing community engagement leads to a more peaceful and resilient society.
Coffee, tea, and light refreshments will be served.
This is a center favorite! Our Young Wonders love to guess which egg will hatch first and watch as they all break out of their shells. Once they are out of the incubator the children help make sure they are well taken care of.
Visit the Quiver Farms web page for more information.
With a generous grant from the United Way of Greater Mercer County, the Urban Mental Health Alliance (UMHA) is pleased to collaborate with UIH Family Partners (UIH) to launch a county wide mental health initiative entitled, Healthy Minds Matter in Mercer County. The program is a 6-part workshop series open to the general public and geared towards urban communities and communities of color. The series includes UMHA’s signature workshop, Healthy Minds in Our Communities along with five other workshops that focus on stress management, addiction and recovery, self-advocacy, depression and trauma response training.
April 6, 2019 Healthy Minds in Our Communities
April 13, 2019 Real Stress, Real Stress Management
April 27, 2019 Being a Healthy Mind Gatekeeper
October 5, 2019 What is Addiction?
October 12, 2019 Why Am I Depressed
October 19, 2019 Trauma Response and Self-Care