Tip: the following experiment in empowerment pairs perfectly with your morning coffee 🙂 Get your micro dose of Eden Hennessey here, and make sure to get your ticket to She Talks to soak in this inspirational woman’s story in person on May 1! 1. What does the word grit mean to
While Tahani Aburaneh’s face might look familiar, her personal story of triumph and tenacity is gonna blow. your. mind. Here’s a sneak peek into her world! 1. In moments of self-doubt or adversity, how do you build yourself back up again? Thinking about all the great things that are going
Disclaimer: Alexis Gordon is about to upstage your morning or evening. Dive deep into this Stratford actress’ thoughts on humility, sponges, and the ukelele. Meet her in person at She Talks on May 1! 1. What’s your go-to when you need inspiration or motivation (quote, activity, et cetera) I find
It’s time to disrupt your morning with some inspiration from Women of Distinction Winner (and now Women of Distinction Committee Chair!) Sarah Daly. 1. What was your reaction/thoughts when you were approached for a WOD nomination? I was actually really embarrassed to be nominated! I really didn’t think that I
Brevity is bold in the hands of Lorelei Williams. This powerhouse woman has an amazing story to tell: hear it first hand at our first inaugural She Talks event on May 1! 1. In moments of self-doubt or adversity, how do you build yourself back up again? I pray a
We’re super proud to have the young and aspiring Madiha Syed performing an original spoken word piece at She Talks! Trust us you’ll want to hear it first hand on May 1! 1. In moments of self doubt and adversity how do you build yourself back up again? It is
The woman, the icon, the legend… you know who we’re talking about! Lynn Spence, a long-time friend of YWCA Cambridge, lent us a few insights. But her words, like her style, are much better when seen up close… trust us. Grab your tickets to She Talks so you can hear more from
From November 25, the International Day to Eliminate Violence against Women and Girls, to December 6, our National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, YWCA Canada’s Rose Campaign draws attention to violence against all women and girls and the need for action. The campaign name originates from
The weeknight streets are full, coffee shops are buzzing, and the radio stations are full of festive tunes. It’s a time of year YWCA Cambridge staff love: from their holiday themed window display to cookie decorating workshops, there’s no shortage of joy around here. One of the main things that
Just under a year ago, after lighting City Hall in Cambridge red to support the end to violence against women, Mayor Doug Craig sat with Kim Decker and Megan Lambe of the YWCA Cambridge to figure out how to change his community for the better. To educate them on things
