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09.01.22

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09.01.22

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09.01.22

It's not always easy to know what to say when someone tells you they've experienced sexual assault and it's important to remember that it is often difficult for a #survivor to share their experience. The best thing you can do is be a supportive, non-judgmental listener. https://t.co/QtsQ5acKKg

08.26.22

Drawing On Our Strength: A Conversation with Aly Raisman is a little over a month away! Every ticket purchased helps keep our services available for survivors of sexual assault and their families. Register & donate here https://t.co/CQcnMjdaLq https://t.co/xOARwiAw0K

08.25.22

Through direct, in-person prevention education and indirect, online outreach, resources and information about sexual assault were accessed by more than 73,000 people in the community. Read our 2021-2022 Impact Report for more information: https://t.co/nriN2dY7p0

08.10.22

"My dream is that sex ed becomes more purposeful and focused so that sexual assault nationwide decreases." KCSARC provides consultation, training, and support to educators to help create the trauma-informed classrooms these students are calling for. https://t.co/kNTRo4F3MJ

08.05.22

KCSARC's 24-hour Resource Line is always available with free, confidential support for survivors, our community, and anyone who needs a safe place to talk. 888.99.VOICE.

07.25.22

Consent is permission or agreement for something to happen, not just related to sex. We practice consent in all aspects of our lives, with various people. Even asking someone if we can hug them or borrow their pencil involves consent. It's foundational for everything! https://t.co/BtwhLRoIs4

07.18.22

Think about a time when you had a great conversation with someone. How did that person make you feel? What did they do to make you feel heard, supported, and affirmed? Keep this in mind to consider how you can approach conversations with others! https://t.co/4Wt8JUp1Ao

07.12.22

We all have the right to set boundaries around what we want to share and discuss. Talking through ground rules or conditions for a conversation may feel weird at first, but it's a good way to get to know someone better and help everyone feel safe. https://t.co/cncxCVUw75