Jan oversees the homeless camp from
6 to 10 pm nearly every day of the year
Ana is the single mother of two disabled adults who persistently advocates for them. 
Annelise is a photographer and doula who supports and lifts up women 
Formerly homeless, Annett founded Hope Heals to help the homeless and newly homed
YWCA Walla Walla is co-organizing a project with photographer Augusta Sparks Farnum and Whitman College Community Fellow Jessie Brandt to capture voices of women in our community (Walla Walla and Columbia counties), and we need your help. We aren’t necessarily looking for the first person who springs to mind as a traditional leader. (Though she might be.)
We want to find women who are a quiet force, who keep things moving, who show up, who get things done. She may be part of a group that has been historically under-represented. She may be someone a little unexpected or unsung. We welcome an array of ages, experiences, and perspectives. In fact, we’re counting on it. Our intention is to amplify voices that may not have been widely heard.
With each woman’s consent, the results will be shared on social media during 2020 and culminate in an exhibit, book, or similar project. Each woman involved will have a chance to approve her image and any shared text.
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If someone comes to mind who you’d like to see included in this project, we would love to hear from you. Click here to suggest a woman you know.