Did you know that a vast majority of sexual assault survivors will miss work or school because of their victimization (NSVRC, 2013)? Rape comes at a cost, both personally and
If you have been following the SARCC blog for a while, you may have noticed that every year in November we issue a series on SARCCITUDE. We define SARCCITUDE as:
In honor of Halloween, SARCC is bringing back a Myth-busters post on the “Halloween Effect.” Check out this resource and reminders on fact-checking information about sexual abuse. Plus! We have
As a Prevention specialist, my job is to have meaningful and engaging conversations with youth about subjects that can often feeling awkward, daunting, or complicated: touches, feelings, bodies, and more!
Resource Spotlight: Speaking Up Shouldn’t Mean Getting Sued The National Crime Victim Law Institute provides a critical overview of the use of SLAPPS – strategic lawsuits against public participation –
