YWCA Madison is on a mission to eliminate racism and empower women, promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all.
Since our founding in 1908, we have worked alongside our Madison community and in solidarity with over 200 YWCA sibling associations across the United States to build a more just and equitable world on a path towards collective liberation.
Guided by our co-created values of community, humanity, growth, and restoration, the heart of our mission lives through programs in housing justice, economic justice, restorative justice, and learning and movement building.
To truly dismantle racism and build a liberated world, our collective approach must be multifaceted, nuanced, and rooted in solidarity as all systems of oppression are interconnected and mutually reinforcing. In all areas of our work, we are committed to addressing the ways racism intersects with other systems of oppression while also working across movements to advance justice for all.
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Welcome our new YWCA Madison 2025 Board Members!
YWCA Madison welcomes five new members to help guide our mission: Luz Arroyo Calderon, Brian Jones, April Kumapayi, kristy kumar, and Jordan-Lindsay Morris! Together with our continuing board and staff, they will help YWCA Madison build stronger, more connected pathways for justice and liberation.
You are invited! Our annual Block Party is one of our most cherished YWCA Madison traditions since 2006. It is a great opportunity to connect with residents and families at our downtown location, and to support our work in Housing Justice. Community members are invited to join and learn more about our work at our 101 Downtown Residential Building.
Annual Block Party
Art, Tenacity, and YWeb: How Dani RAD is Building a Creative Future
YWCA Madison welcomes five new members to help guide our mission: Luz Arroyo Calderon, Brian Jones, April Kumapayi, kristy kumar, and Jordan-Lindsay Morris! Together with our continuing board and staff, they will help YWCA Madison build stronger, more connected pathways for justice and liberation.
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101 E Mifflin Street
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Madison, WI 53703
(608) 257-1436
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2040 South Park Street
Madison, WI 53713
(608) 257-1436 Ext.3
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