The Stand Against Racism is a movement of the YWCA that aims to eliminate racism by raising awareness through its annual event.
Organizations across the United States are invited to become Participating Sites by hosting their own "Stand" locally. Individuals are then invited to join any of the "Stands", where hundreds of thousands of people will take a Stand Against Racism across the country.
Organizations across the United States are invited to become Participating Sites by hosting their own "Stand" locally. Individuals are then invited to join any of the "Stands", where hundreds of thousands of people will take a Stand Against Racism across the country.
The 2010 Stand Against Racism is a partnership of
69 YWCA Associations throughout the country.
Click here for a list of all the participating YWCAs
- 30,000 people took a stand against racism!
- A total of 323 organizations became Participating Sites of the 2009 Stand Against Racim, attracting well over 30,000 participants!
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Questions? Please email us at info@standagainstracism.org or call us at (609) 396-8291 x. 401. The Stand Against Racism was created and is managed by the YWCA Trenton and the YWCA Princeton in New Jersey.