MISSION

Eliminating racism.

Empowering women.

Promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.

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2026 Women of Achievement Award Luncheon                Tickets and Tables Available!

October 19, 2026; 12-1pm (doors open at 11:30am) - Hotel Captain Cook

Women of Achievement is in its 37th year with a Women of Achievement Academy of over 360 individuals. These awardees are trail blazers and good trouble makers, ensuring they laid or continue to lay the path of leadership for those coming behind them.

Tickets are $100/each and Tables are $1,000/each (seating 10).

Come celebrate and lift up amazing women in our community!

 

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Check Out our Annual Report for FY2025 (July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025)!

The YWCA Alaska has had such a productive fiscal year! We're proud of the work were were able to accomplish thanks to your generosity and support. We held numerous Community Conversations, Youth Empowerment Programming was implemented, we had a super successful 35th Annual Women of Achievement Luncheon, and we learned so much along the way. Check out the details!

 

Pick.Click.Give. 2026 is still OPEN!

Did you know you can log back in to make changes until August 30th?

YWCA Alaska is ready for a busy and productive 2026!

Community Conversations such as Anchorage Community Housing Conversation: History of Housing Discrimination in Anchorage with David Reamer continue as we make space for marginalized voices to help influence policy that impacts us all.

Women's Leadership Recognition and affinity groups will launch as we flex and support our women leaders and up and coming women leaders in Alaska.

This work takes all of us and all levels of support.

 

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Land Acknowledgment

As an organization committed to anti-racist work and social justice, YWCA Alaska recognizes and expresses our respect to the Dena’ina Athabascan people who continue to live on the unceded lands of what is now known as Anchorage, Alaska where YWCA Alaska is based. YWCA Alaska recognizes the contributions of Dena’ina people to the culture and history of Alaska and commit ourselves to the work of analyzing and deconstructing racist and white supremacist ideas and processes, including those linked to the colonization of Alaska.

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