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Mapping the Intergenerational Triangle
Research Insights to Intergenerational Leadership Practice
The Intergenerational Triangle: A Guide to Shared Leadership
At the World YWCA, we believe that leadership must be shared to be just. It must be intergenerational to be lasting. And, it must be authentic and accountable to be transformative. We are living in a time that demands bold imagination and collective courage. In and across every corner of the world, young women, girls, ...
YWCA DRC and World YWCA Call For Action Toward Peace in The Democratic Republic of Congo
The World YWCA, a global movement of hundreds of thousands of women, has provided leadership in conflict and post-conflict spaces for over a century and advocates for peace and justice in communities, countries, regions, and the world. YWCA leaders from conflict-affected communities share their witness and expertise directly with the world’s citizens, always an effective ...
YWCA Korea and World YWCA Statement on Support for Democracy in South Korea
The YWCA Korea calls for the solidarity of the YWCA Global movement and partner organisations, and worldwide support for democracy in South Korea and the human rights of the Korean people. The National YWCA of Korea shared in a statement published on 4 December: “The regime of Yoon Seok-yeol, who destroyed the constitutional order with ...
World YWCA – YWCA Palestine: Statement on the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People
On November 29th each year, the World Young Women’s Christian Association (World YWCA) and its member association, the YWCA of Palestine, unite in urging individuals worldwide to observe the annual International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian people. Since 1947, this date has also marked our commemoration of UN General Assembly Resolution 181, which advocates ...
World YWCA Statement on Armenia
The YWCA Armenia seeks to bring the attention of the YWCA global movement, partner organizations, and worldwide supporters of safety and dignity – human rights – to the reality of children and women in Armenia. More than 120,000 Armenians of Artsakh, including 30,000 children, 2,000 pregnant women, and 20,000 elders, have been suffering from severe ...
The World YWCA Leadership Cohort 2023 Applications Are Now Open!
Are you a young woman in the YWCA movement (30 and under) ready to make a lasting impact on gender equality? This is your chance! Applications for the World YWCA Young Women Leadership Cohort 2023 are now open! Gain practical experience, expand your network, and contribute directly to the global community of the World YWCA. In 2023, as a Cohort Leader, you’ll play a vital role in ...
Statement by YWCA of Ukraine
When you, your husband and son wake up at 4 o’clock in the morning because of the sounds of explosions, you can’t even imagine that this is war. The war in the center of Europe, in the 21st century, in a peaceful, beautiful country. Only yesterday every woman here was making plans for herself and ...
#YW4A: Faith to Action Network
Faith to Action Network’s vision for the YW4A programme is that social norms and practices by community actors and faith organisations are shifted towards promoting young women’s rights to dignity, bodily integrity, and equal participation in decision-making. Faith to Action Network brings to the programme its experience and understanding of religion as a salient aspect ...
World YWCA Statement on #StandWithUkraine
World YWCA recognizes the war being waged on Ukraine. The invasion by land, sea, air and cyber attack against Ukraine has put the lives of Ukrainians yet again in great peril. The YWCA Ukraine, for years, has been affected by on-going tension and conflict and today, we hear from women expressing fear, shock and anger. ...