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If you're a survivor concerned about privacy, you may have questions about record keeping and privacy related to vaccines. Our Legal Advocacy…
Katia Santiago-Taylor, BARCC's policy director, spoke with the Carolina Public Press about how the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) Program…
Awesome. Brilliant. Caring. Those are just three words that people use to describe Toyin Ajayi. Add to that her outstanding commitment to survivors…
In September, the JAMA Internal Medicine journal published a study that estimated "roughly 1 in 16 women were coerced or physically forced…
This campaign season, we’re watching candidates to see whether they make supporting survivors of sexual assault, harassment, and abuse a…
Supporting the Health of Black Women Survivors with the Resilient Sisterhood Project Health is about the whole person. Someone isn't just a…
State House News Service quoted BARCC Executive Director Gina Scaramella's statement on the sweeping criminal justice reform bill signed into…
Update April 2, 2018: We're excited to share that Governor Baker has signed the PATCH Act into law! Yesterday, the Massachusetts House and…
Gina Scaramella, BARCC executive director, writes in the Hill about an innovative TeleNursing pilot program that ensures that medical staff 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…
In a Boston Globe Opinion letter to the editor, BARCC Executive Director Gina Scaramella responded to a recent op-ed on the rhetoric of the…
A version of this piece was originally published in the Hill on May 3, 2017. So far, we know that about 24 million Americans stand to lose their…
In an op-ed for the Hill, BARCC Executive Director Gina Scaramella breaks down how the American Health Care Act (ACHA), legislation currently…