News

06.21.22

We have an exciting announcement! @Aly_Raisman is joining us at our virtual fall event Drawing on Our Strength on September 28 at 12:00 p.m.! 👏👏 Keep an eye out for registration information and learn more about Aly here: https://t.co/9Jv9GnTdwC https://t.co/O09Wpd0LxW

06.17.22

Education about #consent is essential for building healthy and respectful relationships. Teaching young people to acknowledge and respect the personal boundaries of others can cultivate a safe, supportive environment. https://t.co/jhMo5vcBfc

06.15.22

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. https://t.co/GwBziKRtk9

06.07.22

Sign up for our monthly e-News to stay informed and get involved in our work to end sexual assault and abuse. No email sharing and each email you receive from us includes an opt-out. https://t.co/rAFq94a9ir https://t.co/dMi6uwYgoD

06.02.22

Meanwhile, to the survivors out there: we are here for you, whether or not you choose to report. Our Resource Line advocates are here 24 hours a day at 888.998.6423. ☎️

06.02.22

It will take humility, self-reflection and openness to change by people at every step of the legal justice system - law enforcement, prosecutors, and courts - to truly deliver an experience that encourages, rather than discourages victims from reporting

06.02.22

This joint @KUOW @STWatchdog report shines a light on lack of law enforcement follow-up in one department, and it's maddening. But this is only one problem https://t.co/Kxphsya9dP

06.02.22

One reason few sexual assault victims report to law enforcement is the belief that they won't be taken seriously or that nothing will happen as a result.

06.01.22

It's #PrideMonth! 🏳️‍🌈 KCSARC continues to support members of the LGBTQIA+ community and is dedicated to helping LGBTQIA+ survivors of sexual assault get the resources they need. For more information go to https://t.co/nvXSMVxjd7. https://t.co/XFFfiXQWhq

05.27.22

Overwhelming news can take a toll on our overall #mentalhealth. We want to focus on simple ways to address the everyday stress in our lives, whether related to sexual assault or not. https://t.co/A5S5HWE9vU