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MEMBERSHIP & ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Members of YWCA NWT are women who live in the Northwest Territories who agree with and commit to uphold and support our values-based approach to service delivery for northern women and families. Members receive updates about our work and programs, can vote at the Annual General Meeting (AGM), and stay connected to issues affecting women, children and families in our communities. The AGM is open to anyone (but only members in good standing can vote). The AGM is open to anyone, but only members in good standing can vote.

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The YWCA NWT Board of Directors has made the decision to postpone its Annual General Meeting (AGM), scheduled for October 24, 2026.

 

To become a member:

  1. Fill out the membership form below. 

  2. E-transfer the annual membership fee of $10 to payment@ywcanwt.ca. 
     

If you are a member but cannot attend the AGM, you may appoint another member of the organization as your proxy. To do so, please complete this proxy form and return to giving@ywcanwt.ca by 5pm MST on Friday, October 23, 2026. 

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YWCA NWT's bylaws are available to members at their request. 

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You'll receive a confirmation e-mail when we receive your completed form and payment confirmation. For any questions, please contact us! 

Member sign up

To become a voting member of YWCA NWT, please fill out the information below. Then complete your membership by e-transferring the annual member fee of $10 to payment@ywcanwt.ca.

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Land Acknowledgement:

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YWCA NWT acknowledges that our physical offices are located in Sǫ̀mba K'è on Chief Drygeese Territory, in Treaty 8. This place is also known as Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. These are the traditional lands of the Yellowknives Dene and home to the North Slave Métis peoples. We acknowledge that we provide services within the entirety of the Northwest Territories within many traditional territories of Indigenous Peoples. We are grateful to the many Indigenous peoples of the NWT for allowing us the opportunity to learn, work, serve, and live on their lands. 

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