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Television gives us the opportunity to visually connect with our community and share the impact of our work in real time. Through interviews, news coverage, and special segments, our team and program leaders highlight the vital services we provide, elevate community voices, and advocate for equity and change. These appearances help us reach a broad audience and bring visibility to the issues we care about most — from gender-based violence to youth empowerment.
Spectrum News: New York's nonprofit sector sees decline in employment
In a recent interview with Spectrum News, Athena Fliakos of YWCA Ulster County sheds light on the growing strain within New York’s nonprofit sector. As organizations like the YWCA work to meet increasing community needs with fewer resources, Athena discusses the very real consequences of funding cuts on essential services such as childcare and women’s support programs. Her voice highlights the urgency for renewed investment in the nonprofits that form the backbone of local care and advocacy.
Spectrum News: Discussing the role the YWCA plays across New York state
An interview with YWCA Ulster County's CEO discussing the crucial services provided by YWCA's across NYS (New York State) and the upcoming elections, which constitute an existential referendum on democracy, reproductive rights, climate justice, gun safety, global stability and pandemic prevention.
Spectrum News:
"YWCA Ulster County turns 100"
Discover the inspiring journey of the YWCA Ulster County as it celebrates its momentous 100th anniversary. This insightful interview highlights the organization's unwavering commitment to empowering women, especially women of color, through workforce development, healthcare, and ownership opportunities. Learn about their advocacy efforts, challenges faced by marginalized women, and the importance of allyship in creating positive change. Gain valuable insights into the YWCA's impactful work over the past century and its vision for a future that continues to promote equality and empowerment. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the YWCA's remarkable legacy and its dedication to building a more inclusive and empowered community.
Spectrum News:
YWCA in Ulster County receives computers to help writing program
December 1, 2021
The YWCA Ulster County has some new tools heading into next year.
The organization received $2,500 and 20 Chromebooks from Spectrum on Wednesday.
The Chromebooks will be used to support their Be the Change youth leadership program, and the eracism program, a writing program to help young people develop ideas for eliminating racism.
Among those on hand was state Sen. Michelle Hinchey who said the YWCA has been instrumental in shaping the future of the community.
