Competitive Analysis

Competitive Analysis: Young Women
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Institutional Affiliation
YW website is a platform on the web where young women beyond age 12 can access information and helpful resources to assist them in reaching their goals. The website offers varying services including training on several skills, encouraging the public to provide the young ladies with the needed materials like sanitary towels, offering hope, strength, and guidance through for the strength of youth program. On the other hand, the museum of the City of New York is an activism body that documents the historical contents of activism in the city. The two are, therefore, connected in the activism prospects (Museum of the City of New York, n.d).
YW teaches enlightenment and enables young women by reaching out to all in different aspects of nature. The website also offers spiritual strength to young ladies through advertisements and teachings of gospel and values which is done through testimonies and bible studies. All the services of the websites aim at shaping up the future of these fresh ladies for future roles of serving the people in their gifted ways (Andrew, 2015). The main competitors are the activists’ unions championing for the young women.
Through websites and other communication channels, women have been mobilized leading to empowerment that has caused rising of movements like the temperance movement which was founded in the 19th Century (Andrew, 2015). The movement aimed at outlawing, selling and making of alcohol as the Museum of New York lately made digital materials of women Organization for National Prohibition Reform.

The museum digitized these in the wake of the ongoing fight against Prohibition in New York. The fight has been ongoing for a long time, but to date, only ten states have kept the prohibition law and even during the early years alcohol brewing was ongoing though major brewers closed their businesses and ventured into other areas (Andrew, 2015). All these mean that despite the efforts to prohibit alcohol drinking, more effort will need to be applied to curb the behavior since, from the alcohol drinker’s perspective, it is all about quenching than rights and wrongs.
Competitive Analysis
Based on the analysis YWCA has a strong goals aims and objectives based on the potential to power girls. They include rise, mobilize, educate and activate a girl child (Andrew, 2015). Their objectives give them better competitive advantage compared to others. Their competitors the New York Women Foundation in the other hand have definite goals and objectives that guide their focus on the specific target group of teenagers. They focus at using fierce determination, in mobilizing minds, hearts, and resources in creating equitable and justified future for women, families as well as communities in New York City.The quality of leadership in YWCA is well-structured and guarantee effective achievement of primary goals. They have their administration divided into leaders exploring social identities, those examining privileges, powers and oppression, those focusing on understanding group dynamics; and leaders who activate and organizes strategies (Andrew, 2015). On the other hand, New York Women Foundation takes leadership with philanthropy whereby they echo their voices to gain great privileges for women to gain superior positions. They have a strong power of speech and authentic influencing skills that makes the perform better than competitors (Museum of the City of New York, n.d).
Regarding finances, the entire organization of YWCA usually gather various forces and resources to enhance effective confronting of the challenges that face the organization. They move with a common purpose and being unified by the strength of a shared cause and vision (Andrew, 2015). On the other side of New York Women Foundation, their financial background gets based on initiating a cross-cultural alliance of women to fund their programs through the assistance of volunteer partnerships. They have string competitive strategies on accumulating resources such as leveraging human and financial capital with a purpose of achieving sustained economic security and justice for women and girls (Museum of the City of New York, n.d).
References
Andrew, E. (2015). Ten Things You Should Know About Prohibition. History Stories.
Museum of the city of New York (n. d). Activist New York Online. Retrieved from https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/activist-new-york-online