May is Mental Health Awareness Month-a crucial time to recognize how mental health impacts survivors of domestic and sexual violence. This blog from YWCA Clark County explores the deep connections between trauma and mental health, highlights the unique challenges faced by marginalized communities, and offers practical resources and conversation starters to help break the stigma.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. This year, we’re diving deep into Reproductive Justice, exploring how race, gender, and trauma shape access to safe, respectful reproductive healthcare for all communities. Join us as we unpack these vital connections and invite you to take part in building a more equitable future.

URGENT! We’re two weeks away from our elected officials making a final decision on fully funding crime victims services - or not. We need your collective power. Reach out now. Templates are included.

URGENT! Call to write letters to fully fund crime victim’s funding at State level. Email templates for Senate Ways and Means Committee and House Appropriations Committee.

YWCA Clark County’s Prevention team highlights Trans Women and their connection to Women’s History as often unseen heroes of Women’s Rights and Reproductive Freedoms.

Your participation in advocating for life-saving services is needed in Washington State. This blog features four action items for local residents to do in February and March to ensure domestic violence funding is maintained for our most vulnerable residents.

Unmask the hidden realities of teen dating violence and learn how to protect our youth during National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. Discover critical insights, prevention strategies, and consider attending two upcoming events.

For the next six months, YWCA Clark County’s Prevention team we will be partnering with Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries (FVRL) to share their resources and our knowledge on healthy relationships for youth. January marks National Stalking Awareness Month, read this blog for what you need to know.