What To Expect from the YWCA’s 2024 Racial Justice Summit
From providing affordable housing for women and families in need to helping folks land jobs in tech, the YWCA Madison truly does it all. The organization is hosting its annual nationally-recognized Racial Justice Summit in September and registration closes Aug. 26. To get the inside scoop on what to expect from this three-day community coalition building gathering, host Bianca Martin spoke with the new YWCA Madison CEO Gery Paredez Vásquez.
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