News

03.04.21

Why BE LOUD? There's still time to register or donate in support of tomorrow's virtual BE LOUD Breakfast! If you want to BE LOUD like King County Councilmember Claudia Balducci and stand with survivors, click here https://t.co/9ZBZv8qro1 @KccClaudia https://t.co/GigCU4sCbw

03.02.21

Black women & girls are more vulnerable to SA and less likely to be believed when they report. This new initiative challenges "prevailing and harmful narratives about Black women, girls, femmes, trans and gender-nonconforming survivors of sexual violence" https://t.co/PNStzMCscs

03.02.21

The BE LOUD Breakfast is only two days away! We hope you can make it. Join us today and register here https://t.co/9ZBZv8qro1

03.02.21

KCSARC's Legal Advocacy program is the largest, most comprehensive in the country, with services in both English and Spanish. These services are provided free of charge. Learn more https://t.co/bcoj5DlQfW

02.26.21

@psfinc Ooh, loud AND fancy! Thank you for your support and leadership, @psfinc!

02.26.21

Good news: WA House unanimously passed HB 1109 yesterday and moves over to the Senate. It would connect survivors with confidential, community-based advocacy and support immediately upon reporting or seeking medical care. Thank your House members! #waleg #waelex https://t.co/bBLJYNwD9F

02.26.21

Tonight at 6pm the Renton Black History Month program will premiere Black Excellence From Struggle Comes Strength on YouTube. If you are unable to attend, watch the program later using this same link! https://t.co/twM0M2J0Wy

02.25.21

The support you deserve is not far away - and you are not alone. Reach out to KCSARC's 24/7 Resource Line anytime at 888.99.VOICE. https://t.co/OjOymrr0ft

02.23.21

Hear from two of our amazing BE LOUD Advocates on why they are LOUD against sexual assault. You can join them, too! Stand with survivors and register for our first-ever virtual BE LOUD Breakfast. https://t.co/puYSWvegHZ https://t.co/sXFm4kkbh1

02.19.21

Well deserved recognition on Time 100 Next list for author Ijeoma Oluo, whose book "So You Want to Talk About Race" is a must-read. https://t.co/nWeVnyW5eV