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The following post was written by Jim Holland, a survivor who came to BARCC for counseling and serves as a Survivor Speakers Bureau volunteer.…
Don’t Miss Upcoming Virtual Counseling Group Starting March 23, BARCC is holding an eight-week counseling group online for transgender and…
A heartfelt thank-you from all of us at BARCC for your support in this challenging year. Thanks to you, we've been able to navigate…
Update March 31, 2020: Due to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, for the health and safety of everyone, these Days of Recovery events are being…
We asked BARCC staff to share their thoughts on self-care—read some of their reflections below, and then share your own thoughts in the…
This workshop for survivors of sexual assault, harassment, and abuse, ages 18+, will use art and music as healing tools for grounding and…
Male survivors of sexual violence are resilient, but often struggle with identifying as survivors—or being acknowledged by others as…
We're offering an upcoming series of free educational workshops for all survivors of sexual assault, harassment, and abuse ages 18 and up.…
Late last month, Jumaane Williams offered an emotional addendum to his victory speech after winning a special election to the office of New York…
Supporting the Health of Black Women Survivors with the Resilient Sisterhood Project Health is about the whole person. Someone isn't just a…
Male survivors do not always know where to reach out to for support in their healing journeys. BARCC is here to support male survivors, and…
Following the Senate release of the proposed Better Care Reconciliation Act, Massachusetts legislators are speaking out against the bill. In a…
Yesterday the United States Senate released the Better Care Reconciliation Act, a proposed bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. Gina…
BARCC is proud to partner with the YWCA Boston and IMPACT to provide a free self-defense and creative writing workshop for individuals in…
“What can I do?” “How can I help?” These are two questions BARCC has been hearing over and over throughout this election…
More than 620 BARCC supporters, volunteers, and staff gathered this past Friday for our annual Champions for Change Gala & Auction. In addition…
The following post was written by Stephanie Trilling, director of BARCC’s community awareness and prevention services. In a recent Boston…
Here at BARCC, we recognize that this has been a tough week for everyone. It is difficult to articulate our feelings, emotions, and reactions to…
When doing rape crisis work – or other crisis services – one of the phrases you become very familiar with ‘self-care’.…
I have worked in the field of anti-sexual violence in some capacity or another for the past six years. Some of that has been doing direct services…