This year’s Walk for Change was more than just a walk – it was a living display of community, resilience, and action. Among the powerful visuals at the event was the BARCC Clothesline Project (CLP), a moving tribute featuring 200 hand-decorated shirts created by survivors of sexual violence and their loved ones.
This year’s Walk for Change was more than just a walk – it was a living display of community, resilience, and action. Among the powerful visuals at the event was the BARCC Clothesline Project (CLP), a moving tribute featuring 200 hand-decorated shirts created by survivors of sexual violence and their loved ones.
This year’s Walk for Change was more than a gathering—it was a day full of hope, action, and community. From the heartfelt messages written to survivors, to the joyful moments captured between friends and families, every step a told a story.
Thank You for Making the 19th Annual Walk for Change a Powerful Day of Unity and Action.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising public awareness about sexual violence, supporting survivors, and fostering a culture of consent and prevention.
BARCC’s annual Walk for Change is a powerful event that brings together the community in a shared mission to support those impacted by sexual violence. This event wouldn’t be possible without our amazing partners.
We’re less than two months away from BARCC’s 19th Annual Walk For Change, so here’s a reminder of five great benefits from walking.
How to channel your passion for supporting survivors into tangible results.
Every year on March 8, International Women’s Day serves as a global call to celebrate the achievements of women and recognize ongoing struggles for gender equality.
