News & Blog

01.18.23

We're looking for a Chief Financial Officer and a Giving Manager to join KCSARC! Please share with anyone you know who would like to help us fulfill our mission. https://t.co/WUDyReGdDq https://t.co/1GKI0c2fv2

Press Mention

Entrevista con King County Sexual Assault Resource Center

05.03.22

KCSARC’s Director of Clinical Services Agustina Eiff talks with Spanish-language M Radio Live about what it takes to end sexual violence.

How to build safe spaces online

04.21.22

“If we don’t take the time to understand how devices and platforms work, we’re really doing a disservice to our kiddos.” – Jessica Cowles, KCSARC prevention services specialist

Student protests a wake-up call

12.16.21

Young people are asking for two things: better response to and support for victims of sexual assault, and effective prevention education in their schools that stop interpersonal violence before it has a chance to happen. Adults, it’s time to listen up!

Podcast

Creating Safer Futures for Our Communities

10.15.21

Season 2, Episode 7 – Is sexual violence preventable? Yes, 100%! Our conversation with Kat Monusky,  Prevention & Social Change Manager at Washington Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs (WCSAP), tells us how.

Podcast

WordWatch with Mary Laskowski

10.14.21

Season 2, Episode 6 – Words matter, especially when we’re talking about sexual assault. We sat down with Mary Laskowski, who wrote the book on KCSARC’s “WordWatch,” project.

Podcast

Green River College part 2

10.13.21

Season 2, Episode 5 — Our second of two episodes focusing on Green River College’s Relationship & Sexual Violence Program (RSVP) takes listeners behind the scenes of GRC’s inclusive, student-led peer education program.

09.23.21

New research about the lasting physical impacts of sexual assault underscores the importance of our work to support survivors and prevent sexual violence. https://t.co/0UBbXqBh0r

09.22.21

"...In order to find victim-centered solutions to gender-based violence, we will need to address racism, including the vestiges of colonialism and slavery, along with homophobia, misogyny and gender bias. There must be accountability for harm..." https://t.co/q7QeVNddbe

09.21.21

Mo Lewis, the Prevention Specialist at the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) explains why sexual violence prevention must change larger systems that continue to perpetuate oppression in all forms. Listen here https://t.co/X429xXtcjE https://t.co/vVgHM1US8l