News

11.21.20

@skatedudeguy @ISTSSnews Thank you!

11.20.20

Our therapy staff was honored to receive the prestigious Sarah Haley Memorial Award for Clinical Excellence award from @ISTSSnews, recognizing our clinical team for high quality, evidence-based and trauma-focused services that help survivors heal. https://t.co/OIZjNQZj4I

11.20.20

Mark your calendar! December 1 is #GivingTuesday. We’re proud to be a part of this global celebration of giving. Every gift helps KCSARC respond to a survivor of sexual assault & abuse when they need our help. @givingtuesday https://t.co/MTMp2hNTyF

11.19.20

Ni Una Más: Seeking justice for femicide in Mexico through poetry, journalism and law is tonight at 6:00 p.m., have you registered? Learn more https://t.co/uHcnnmSRpY

Justice system must work for all survivors

08.12.20

We believe Black lives matter, and we stand with Black, Indigenous and and people of color. As elected officials make decisions about police funding, they must offer a clear vision of how changes will affect sexual assault victims who are participating in the criminal justice system.

Racism and sexual violence

06.08.20

For too long, unaddressed personal, interpersonal, institutional and structural racism has provided fertile ground for violence, including sexual violence.

To survivors and our community

05.08.20 | By Mary Ellen Stone

We will never waiver from our core commitment to survivors, and that commitment transcends politics. Our openness to hearing a survivor’s truth should not be based on who the perpetrator is. Making that calculation diminishes the experience of all survivors.

A month in: Mary Ellen Stone

04.09.20

Update to our community

03.18.20 | By Mary Ellen Stone

As our daily routines shift to accommodate our new reality, I want to share with you what we’re seeing, hearing, and doing at the King County Sexual Assault Resource Center.

WA Legislative News

09.10.19

It is possible to stop sexual violence in all forms by working further upstream to change understandings, cultural norms, and ultimately behaviors. The place we see most promise is with young people.