Study CirclesIndividuals have had the opportunity to participate in YWCA Study Circles at their school, place of worship, or in other community settings. Led by trained facilitators, these small groups are made up of diverse participants discussing how race relations affect our community. This setting invites people with varied experiences to share their stories, while also learning to actively listen and embrace differences. Study Circles culminate in Action Forums held after each program to allow group participants to discuss their experience and collectively generate action steps. |
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Raleigh, NC 27601
Phone: (919) 834-7386
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YWCA Greater Triangle
The YWCA is a safe place for kids after school, a fun place for summer camp, and much, much more. We are also a supportive place for women in transition, an enriching place for seniors, a hopeful place for medically at-risk women, and an open place for courageous action that confronts racism. Our programs have benefited women and their families throughout our community - in profound and life-changing ways - every day since 1901. |