Podcast
Episode 25: Let’s Talk About It with Andy
10.08.26
The Link to Prevention, Episode 25: In this final episode of our Let’s Talk About It series, Hannah sits down with Andy, a member of KCSARC Empowered Voices. Drawing on his own experience as a survivor of child abuse, Andy shares what would’ve made the biggest difference for him as child, how adults can support young people, and what gives him hope.
Podcast
Episode 24: Let’s Talk About It with Lynne
10.08.26
The Link to Prevention, Episode 24: In this second episode of our Let’s Talk About It series, Hannah sits down with Lynne, a member of KCSARC Empowered Voices and survivor of child sexual abuse. Lynne talks about the barriers she faced in seeking help, the support that helped her begin healing, and what continues to give her hope today.
Podcast
Episode 23: Let’s Talk About It with Mick
10.08.26
The Link to Prevention, Episode 23: Let’s Talk About It with Mick: In this first episode of our Let’s Talk About It series, Jessica sits down with Mick, a member of KCSARC Empowered Voices. Drawing on their own experience as a survivor of child abuse, Mick shares what people often misunderstand about abuse, how adults can support young people, and what gives them hope.
From Cornell to King County
10.08.26 | By Kate Garvey
There’s no reason to wait for headlines in order to demand change. When we prioritize a supportive response, we facilitate recovery, improve the potential for accountability, and reduce the risk of further abuse. We also send an unmistakable message to the whole community, whether a school, a hiking club, or an entire city: abuse will not be tolerated here.
Impact 2025-26: ACE connects young survivors to support
07.21.26
Trusted adults working in schools are frequently those who first hear a young survivor’s disclosure. Too often, survivors go unconnected to supportive advocacy until well into a criminal legal process, leaving them feeling confused and isolated. KCSARC’s new Advocacy, Connection & Engagement (ACE) program is changing that by reaching survivors right from the moment of disclosure.
Press Releases
KCSARC urges businesses to “Stick up for survivors” during World Cup
06.10.26
As World Cup 26 celebrations and watch parties begin, the King County Sexual Assault Resource Center (KCSARC) is urging Seattle-area bars, restaurants and hotels to post its 24-hour sexual assault Resource Line stickers in places where survivors and allies are likely to see them.