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04.12.22

It's not easy to know what to say when someone tells you that they've experienced sexual assault. Remember that it can be difficult for a survivor to share their experience. The best thing that you can do is simply be a supportive, non-judgmental listener. https://t.co/hSWTJWKoKl https://t.co/1kRL6k6UmK

04.09.22

To change the way victims are viewed and treated in the healthcare and criminal justice systems, the media, and in our everyday interactions, KCSARC works on several fronts. Read more about this on our blog: https://t.co/NAw0jLIkgE

04.05.22

Today is #SAAM2022 Day of Action! Join us in support of survivors by signing up for our BE LOUD Club. Stand up against sexual violence and grow even closer to our mission. https://t.co/msvpGuNrvC https://t.co/hRhR1NUwJ5

04.04.22

KCSARC's 24-hour Resource Line is always available with free, confidential support for survivors, our community, and anyone who needs a safe place to talk. 888.99.VOICE. #SAAM2022 https://t.co/Jbk2EncV7u

04.01.22

It's day one of #SAAM2022. The entire month of April is dedicated to raising awareness about sexual violence and its many forms, and supporting community efforts to prevent it. We hope you will stand with survivors. https://t.co/ppAvs5DOXr https://t.co/sm0MCF4fYM

03.31.22

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03.24.22

London's #haveaword campaign is one city's attempt to elevate the conversation about ending perpetration and take the onus off victims https://t.co/rygKlr2yK3

03.19.22

We have three positions open that need to be filled! https://t.co/D4tc9lh4Xn Visit our Employment Opportunities page and create an account on our job site. We can't wait to work with you. https://t.co/qq0jyfFGdS

03.15.22

Sign up for our monthly e-News to stay informed and get involved in our work to end sexual assault and abuse. No email sharing and each email you receive from us includes an opt-out. https://t.co/rAFq94rK9Z

03.08.22

“...So often, our support systems make us feel like we should do something specifically in response to sexual violence...Be true to what you want to see happen in this process and what is best for you.” — Alex Henry, therapist at KCSARC https://t.co/HI2oc0g86L