News & Blog

02.24.22

The Breakfast is only one week away! This year’s event takes on new meaning as we tally the numbers of survivors — adults, young people, children and their families — who turned to KCSARC for help over the last year. Join us March 3! Register today: https://t.co/cNtKXYl8Y1 https://t.co/IKyqjooJrQ

02.19.22

Need support or know someone who does? Call or share our 24/7 resource line 1.888.998.6423. We're here for you. More information, including language and other contact options, can be found on our website here https://t.co/j7XMOMfRpF https://t.co/rtuUl2Gx0p

02.18.22

The BE LOUD Breakfast is in two weeks! Have you registered and/or donated? If not, click the link below. We hope you join us for an inspiring, hopeful, all-virtual fundraiser on March 3! https://t.co/cNtKXYl8Y1 https://t.co/xjiQwZp60r

02.10.22

PSA: We have two new employment opportunities! Visit our employment page to learn more about our open positions as a Human Resources Manager and an Executive Administrator. We can't wait to work with you! https://t.co/WUDyReo4pi https://t.co/9PHgHDSRZJ

02.09.22

Consent is permission or agreement for something to happen. We practice consent in all aspects of our lives, with various people. It can look like asking someone if we can hug them, borrow their pencil or give them a call to chat. https://t.co/aBAxAliV7W

02.07.22

Indigenous women are at higher risk for rape, kidnapping and murder. Research of Abigail Echohawk and the @TheUIHI provide documentation our state can not ignore. We support HB 1725, which would establish a missing Indigenous person alert in WA. https://t.co/UAV78koQxc

02.05.22

When we ask for #consent and respect the boundaries of others, we create a safe space to communicate our decisions and wants. Understanding the importance of others’ boundaries is a crucial step toward creating a culture of consent. https://t.co/3KA1LYJf90

02.03.22

We can withdraw #consent at any time. Just because someone says “yes” to something once – it does not mean they’ve given consent the next time around. Think of this as checking in each time and always respect their answer. #supportsurvivors #preventioneducation https://t.co/rbPb8cYQTR

01.27.22

We're still counting on your partnership and energy to BE LOUD for survivors of sexual assault and their families. Help us reach our goal to double registration numbers by midnight tonight! https://t.co/cNtKXYl8Y1 https://t.co/RZqg7flGmG

01.27.22

We know sexual violence is 100% preventable and we each have a role to play in ending it. Listen to this podcast episode here https://t.co/YqYUzXxo8Y https://t.co/TcTCGsRhPo