Be Loud Blog
Be Loud Blog
Amplified Stories: Choose the Healing Path That's Right for You
AMPLIFIED STORIES is a platform created by KCSARC in order to amplify the voices of survivors of sexual violence. Shared experiences hold the power to validate, heal, and change. The post below was submitted by a survivor who gave KCSARC permission to share their story.
Changing the Conversation
As Sexual Assault Awareness Month comes to an end, we want to challenge you to continue changing the conversation with family, with friends, and with colleagues in effort to stop sexual assault.
To help with this challenge, every Monday, we’ll post a new topic with questions on our Instagram feed. We hope you will continue asking – and answering – these thought-provoking questions.
Amplified Stories: I'm afraid sometimes, but I know I'm not alone.
AMPLIFIED STORIES is a platform created by KCSARC in order to amplify the voices of survivors of sexual violence. Shared experiences hold the power to validate, heal, and change. The post below was submitted by a survivor who gave KCSARC permission to share their story.
'My job is full of hope': A Conversation with KCSARC's Prevention Services Specialist
We asked Rachel Taylor, Prevention Services Specialist at KCSARC, questions about the the changes in sexual assault prevention, what she enjoys about her work, and where she has seen positive progress in the public's perception of sexual violence.
Amplified Stories: Call Rape What It Is
AMPLIFIED STORIES is a platform created by KCSARC in order to amplify the voices of survivors of sexual violence. Shared experiences hold the power to validate, heal, and change. The post below was submitted by a survivor who gave KCSARC permission to share their story.
What do we mean by 'sexual assault prevention'?
What does sexual assault prevention actually mean?
This year, the theme of Sexual Assault Awareness Month is PREVENTION. What does preventing sexual assault mean--and where do we start?
Ending sexual assault involves with uprooting harmful beliefs that excuse sexual violence and replacing them with values that promote equality and respect. When we talk about sexual assault prevention, we’re talking about challenging and uprooting harmful stereotypes.
