Preventing sexual assault is a shared responsibility. It starts with respect, education, and action. Every single member of our community can be a part of this transformative change. One step
As we wind down April and Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the headlines are impossible to ignore, and even harder to process. We heard it first with Gisele Pelicot, and now
Healing after sexual assault is not something anyone has to do alone. There are many resources that offer help, care, and support. Local crisis centers, like SARCC, provide free and
If someone tells you they have experienced sexual assault, your response matters. You do not need to be an expert to help. You just need to be kind, patient, and
Ready for a summer of healing and connection? SARCC is hosting a free virtual support group specifically for youth survivors (ages 12-18) to connect with peers in a safe, private,
