Empower the "W" Brunch to Feature American Film Icon and Women's Advocate Jane Fonda

Yes! Jane Fonda is coming to Baton Rouge. Thanks to the board of directors, supporters and the leadership of YWCA Greater Baton Rouge, Jane Fonda is coming live on Sunday, March 5, 2023.

This epic event will be held at the LSU Stadium Club with Tiger stadium as our backdrop. Kick-off for the brunch is on Sunday, March 5, 2023, with doors opening at 10:30 AM. The program begins at 11:30 AM, and the one and only Jane Fonda speaking at 12 noon!

Enjoy the delectable brunch, bubbles and Bloody Mary’s along with the sultry sweet sounds of Quiana Lynell. Join us as we celebrate the positivity, talents, and abilities of women in our community. Put on your Sunday hat and let’s toast to the power of the “W” at the YWCA Women’s Empowerment Brunch!

Major sponsorships, table reservations, and individual tickets are available now. Sponsorship information is at ywca-br.org. Tickets can be purchased at BonTempsTix.com

YWCA GBR Creates Song/Video on "Love Doesn't Hurt" for Week Without Violence

“Love Doesn’t Hurt”, an original audio-video production by the YWCA-GBR on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube reached the hearts and minds of more than 20,000+ individuals with its inspirational message on domestic violence prevention. Written by songwriter Cee El and performed by Rap artist B Berry, both of Baton Rouge, the moving message about recognition, action, and direct assistance from YWCA was impactful and memorable. CEO Dianna Payton ends the video with a direct message and contacts for housing and crisis response for gender-based violence in Baton Rouge.

On the last day of Week Without Violence, YWCA-Greater Baton Rouge participated in the Southern University’s Homecoming Parade reaching out to students, alumni, and fans of the Southern Jaguar family with messaging on “Love Doesn’t hurt.

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Inspired is exactly what YWCA Greater Baton Rouge CEO is all about. Dianna Payton was featured in an article in The Advocate Sunday edition recently about why she is inspired to work on women’s empowerment and racial justice. She spoke from the heart about the work she does daily to help women and families.

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