This Disability Pride Month, discover how YWCA Edmonton’s Disability Services foster inclusion, connection, and belonging for Individuals with disabilities and their families.
In June, YWCA Edmonton’s CEO Rachel Foley traveled to Winnipeg to attend this year’s YWCA Canada Annual Members Meeting. Learn about her key takeaways from the event.
Digital violence affects too many young women and girls. It’s up to all of us to learn how to recognize cyberviolence, support victims, and help create safer online communities.
YWCA Edmonton is pleased to announce the appointment of Rachel Foley as the organization’s next Chief Executive Officer, beginning April 20, 2026.
This week, YWCA Edmonton joins YWCA Canada and more than 90 countries around the world in marking the Week Without Violence, a global campaign led by World YWCA. For decades,
On September 30, National Day for Truth & Reconciliation (Orange Shirt Day), we pause to honour Survivors, their families, and the children who never returned home from residential schools. It
Building safer, stronger communities requires a dedicated community to make the work possible, and YWCA Edmonton is incredibly fortunate to have just that. We are especially grateful to our monthly
Pride Month in Edmonton is more than just a series of events—it’s a testament to everything we have worked towards and all the work we still need to do. As
As we conclude this Week Without Violence, it’s a crucial moment to reflect on our collective commitment to building a better, violence-free world. While this week served as a powerful
In the face of alarming statistics on domestic violence, we are compelled to address a disheartening truth: not all violence is acknowledged or responded to equally. While the numbers are
