News

09.08.21

“Fashion is for everyone. And on top of that, survivors should be able to have joy. This is not all about surviving, but thriving. It’s about healing. I want to make a statement that we are multitudes in walking the show.” @nguyen_amanda https://t.co/oZMV07zekc

Podcast

Violence prevention is health equity

09.01.21

Season 2, Episode 2  Sexual violence is too often viewed as a standalone problem.  NSVRC Prevention Specialist Mo Lewis joins us on the Building Resilience podcast to explain why sexual violence prevention must include changing larger systems of oppression.

08.26.21

Our Building Resilience podcast is back from break and ready for a new school year!?Thanks to W. Seattle HS Intersectional Feminism Club for joining us on ep. 1 to talk about how raising your voice and making a plan can make real change happen!?https://t.co/cqNtVYaNe7 https://t.co/QR04Qoibxz

Podcast

The power that youth hold – Guests WSHS Intersectional Feminism Club

08.26.21

Season 2, Episode 1  Building Resilience is back with a second series of episodes featuring stories of how violence prevention looks in our day-to-day lives.

Guests from West Seattle High School’s Intersectional Feminism Club talk about their work to make real and lasting policy changes that help survivors and prevent sexual assault from happening.

08.24.21

Recall after traumatic events doesn't always happen in a neat, linear fashion. Often, details come out in bits and pieces. That's why the door should always be left open to new information https://t.co/Tj47ZmJNHE

08.20.21

We're looking for our new Prevention Services Coordinator! Come join our team and be a part of the solution. Create an account and apply here https://t.co/dhJc3g7LOu https://t.co/Qja9h3tJR7

A family’s new normal: Stephanie’s story

08.18.21

“As a parent, walking alongside your children’s sexual abuse story and recovery is tough.”

-Stephanie

08.13.21

Our online Fall Fundraiser is a little over a month away! Every ticket purchased goes toward keeping our services available for survivors of sexual assault. Click to register https://t.co/jpByQg4K4d https://t.co/J6fXsE1ywr

08.13.21

KCSARC's Resource Line will always be on the front lines for survivors, our community, and anyone who needs a safe place to talk. 888.99.VOICE. https://t.co/nuSFdYBlfq

Press Mention

After latest attack, King County Courthouse employees rally for ‘violence-free’ workplace

08.07.21

King County Sexual Assault Resource Center, which provides legal advocacy for sexual assault victims at the courthouse, announced Friday it would allow its employees and clients to opt out of attending in-person meetings and hearings in the building.

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