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January 18, 2022

Let's End the Prison-to-Debt Pipeline

Even after serving their sentences, low-income and BIPOC defendants are buried under lifelong Washington court debts that exacerbate racial inequity and prevent people from achieving stability post-incarceration. YWCA is advocating in 2022 to change this injustice with a bill in the Washington Legislature.

From left to right: Moderator Frances Carr, YWCA People of Color Executive Council; Panelists: Sheila Sebron, Veteran Service Officer with the American Legion; Michelle Allen, activist and author; Cathy Nguyen, Poet Laureate and Housing Operations Manager, YWCA.

May 31, 2017

Redlining and SOID: the past and present of racial discrimination in housing

A young girl does her homework at the kitchen table.

May 3, 2017

Student homelessness has increased dramatically in Washington State. YWCA Snohomish and the Everett School District are fighting back

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April 22, 2017

Document recording fees have been quietly driving the successful movement of tens of thousands of folks off the street and into affordable housing.

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Let's End the Prison-to-Debt Pipeline

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