Native American History Month
November 27, 2023
This month is for celebrating the achievements of Native American/Alaska Natives and uplifting their needs. This year, we highlight the pervasiveness of #GBV among Indigenous women and girls and YWCA’s work to support survivors.
Gender-Based Violence
Indigenous women and girls experience Gender-Based Violence at higher rates than any other racial or ethnic group. We celebrate the work our sisters at YWCA Billings do in their community. Watch the video to learn more
Land Acknowledgement
Today we celebrate Native American Heritage Month 2023 by acknowledging that the land on which we live and operate is the sacred land of our Indigenous peers:
Contra Costa County Land Acknowledgement
Sacramento Land Acknowledgement
History of Friendship Between YWCA and Native Americans
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