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LUNAFEST offers films for women – and moms
LUNAFEST, the festival of “short films by, for and about women” kicks off in Missoula tomorrow night at 7 p.m. at the Wilma Theatre. And, of course, its lineup includes several films of particular...
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Got girls? Get GUTS!
YWCA Missoula runs this program called Girls Using Their Strengths, GUTS! for short. I don’t know why the exclamation mark is added in the acronym; personally, I find it irritating rather than...
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GUTS! girls get big boost from Plum Creek Foundation
This week the YWCA‘s Girls Using Their Strengths program – GUTS! – accepted a $5,000 grant from the Plum Creek Foundation. GUTS! will use the money to bring more young women into the program, which is...
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Missoula moms talk shop on the radio tonight
The YWCA‘s Jen Euell (a new mom), invited Mamalode founder and publisher (and mom extraordinaire) Elke Govertsen, and yours truly, to talk about motherhood and media for the In Other Words radio show...
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YWCA weighs in on GALs and sharing stories of abuse
In response to Tyler Christensen’s recent post, “Let’s talk about guardians ad litem, not the details of your custody battle” and the subsequent responses by Cheryl Wolfe and Alice, we at YWCA...
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Nominate a teen girl to local leadership program
Do you know a young woman between the ages of 14-18 who might be interested in “learning to find balance in life, self-care, goal-setting, and identifying their inner strengths and values”? If so,...
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It’s time to nominate a young lady to LEAD!
This coming Monday marks the deadline to turn in your nomination of a girl age 14 to 18 for the YWCA‘s Young Women LEAD Project. “The YWCA Missoula is seeking school counselors, educators, parents,...
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LUNAFEST to include ‘Mother of Many,’ a movie about midwives
When the annual LUNAFEST comes to Missoula this year, it will, as it always does, bring a slate of short films “by, for and about women.” And among these films, as usual, is one of particular interest...
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Be a role model for a kid who has witnessed domestic violence
“Many people don’t realize how much kids are affected by the violence they see in their homes. However, domestic violence has a huge impact on children,” says YWCA Pathways Director Bridget Hanna....
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Only three days left to sign up for GUTS summer programs
Right off the bat, I’m going to admit that the headline on this post needs clarification. While the official deadline to sign up for the YWCA‘s Girls Using Their Strengths! (GUTS!) summer programs is...
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GUTS!
What Montana girl shouldn’t know how to fix her own bicycle or how to survive overnight backpacking trips? They can learn those skills, plus participate in some great community service projects and...
View ArticleGot girls? Get GUTS!
YWCA Missoula runs this program called Girls Using Their Strengths, GUTS! for short. I don’t know why the exclamation mark is added in the acronym; personally, I find it irritating rather than...
View ArticleGUTS! girls get big boost from Plum Creek Foundation
This week the YWCA‘s Girls Using Their Strengths program – GUTS! – accepted a $5,000 grant from the Plum Creek Foundation. GUTS! will use the money to bring more young women into the program, which is...
View ArticleMissoula moms talk shop on the radio tonight
The YWCA‘s Jen Euell (a new mom), invited Mamalode founder and publisher (and mom extraordinaire) Elke Govertsen, and yours truly, to talk about motherhood and media for the In Other Words radio show...
View ArticleYWCA weighs in on GALs and sharing stories of abuse
In response to Tyler Christensen’s recent post, “Let’s talk about guardians ad litem, not the details of your custody battle” and the subsequent responses by Cheryl Wolfe and Alice, we at YWCA Missoula...
View ArticleNominate a teen girl to local leadership program
Do you know a young woman between the ages of 14-18 who might be interested in “learning to find balance in life, self-care, goal-setting, and identifying their inner strengths and values”? If so,...
View ArticleIt’s time to nominate a young lady to LEAD!
This coming Monday marks the deadline to turn in your nomination of a girl age 14 to 18 for the YWCA‘s Young Women LEAD Project. “The YWCA Missoula is seeking school counselors, educators, parents, and...
View ArticleLUNAFEST to include ‘Mother of Many,’ a movie about midwives
When the annual LUNAFEST comes to Missoula this year, it will, as it always does, bring a slate of short films “by, for and about women.” And among these films, as usual, is one of particular interest...
View ArticleBe a role model for a kid who has witnessed domestic violence
“Many people don’t realize how much kids are affected by the violence they see in their homes. However, domestic violence has a huge impact on children,” says YWCA Pathways Director Bridget Hanna....
View ArticleOnly three days left to sign up for GUTS summer programs
Right off the bat, I’m going to admit that the headline on this post needs clarification. While the official deadline to sign up for the YWCA‘s Girls Using Their Strengths! (GUTS!) summer programs is...
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