#BlackHistoryMonth: Honoring Black Survivors and Advocates
Black History Month is a time to recognize and celebrate the achievements, contributions, and resilience of African American individuals and communities.
This Valentine’s Day, Honoring Consent
Valentine’s Day is here, and while stores overflow with flowers, chocolate hearts and teddy bears, it’s essential to remember that love isn’t just about grand gestures. It’s about mutual respect, communication and most importantly, consent.
Immigrant Survivors Need Our Help, Now More Than Ever
Immigration is an act of courage. For many, the journey to a new country is an escape from violence, oppression, and trauma for a better future.
Let Dr. King’s Vision Guide Us, Especially Now
As we move forward, let’s honor Dr. King’s legacy by continuing to stand with survivors, and fight for policies that build a safer world.
Support Groups: A Lifeline for Healing and Empowerment
Our free support groups provide survivors with a safe and empowering space to connect, heal, and find strength together. Your donation to BARCC makes free, confidential support groups and 24-hour crisis services like our hotline and web chat possible.
Five Critical Ways Your Giving Tuesday Gift to BARCC Makes an Impact
We understand that you may hear from many worthy causes this Giving Tuesday, and we would be truly grateful if you chose BARCC for your Giving Tuesday donation.
Welcome to the New BARCC.org
We’re excited to introduce you to the all-new BARCC.org, designed with our mission—and your needs—in mind.
Get it Straight: It’s Rape and not “Sleep Sex”
The Star, one of Canada and Toronto’s largest online news sources recently published the following question in their Ellie’s Advice column:
