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Entrevista con King County Sexual Assault Resource Center

05.03.22

KCSARC’s Director of Clinical Services Agustina Eiff talks with Spanish-language M Radio Live about what it takes to end sexual violence.

05.02.22

#GiveBIG starts tomorrow. You can make your donation, which will be matched by generous KCSARC donors, early and help us get off to a great start! Your donation supports survivors of sexual assault and their families to ensure they get the help they need. https://t.co/79JoOxXT7F https://t.co/wqfnY5i59Y

04.29.22

We could not do our work without your support & partnership. As #SAAM2022 comes to a close, we want to thank you for standing with us and with survivors of sexual assault. Please consider donating, as we continue to respond to survivors in record numbers. https://t.co/lbEd9UsOBl https://t.co/vvAkMp1AjC

04.26.22

#GiveBIG is next week! Now through May 4, empower survivors & help end sexual violence by supporting KCSARC. Your donation today lets survivors know: I stand with you and I believe you. https://t.co/79JoOxXT7F https://t.co/arYReC9AEX

04.25.22

Studies on effects of pornography found it increases the likelihood of engaging in verbal & physical sexually aggressive behaviors, including harassment & assault. It’s important for young people to know pornography doesn't represent reality or even necessarily legal interactions https://t.co/1EBHSs7A4L

04.21.22

Calling all parents & caregivers: Practice your PRIDE skills to increase your child’s self-esteem, improve parent-child relationships, decrease the risk of behavioral or mental health problems, and reduce the risk of abuse. https://t.co/zvxmYEErJz https://t.co/Iy8KxtUVYS

How to build safe spaces online

04.21.22

“If we don’t take the time to understand how devices and platforms work, we’re really doing a disservice to our kiddos.” – Jessica Cowles, KCSARC prevention services specialist

04.19.22

Parent-child conversations are critical to staying safe online. Having regular conversations about healthy and unhealthy ways to communicate online can help kids feel more comfortable coming to a parent or trusted adult if they experience inappropriate behavior online. https://t.co/3vqCc0Gh0w

04.14.22

A safe online space is one where everyone is treated with respect and dignity. https://t.co/eMR791N8hb

04.12.22

It's not easy to know what to say when someone tells you that they've experienced sexual assault. Remember that it can be difficult for a survivor to share their experience. The best thing that you can do is simply be a supportive, non-judgmental listener. https://t.co/hSWTJWKoKl https://t.co/1kRL6k6UmK