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Q&A with Michael Glennon, Trial Attorney
BARCC’s takes on the viral Netflix series.
Bearing Witness, Sparking Change: The Clothesline Project
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.
Meet BARCC’s Amazing Boston Marathon Runner, Emily Mellen
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.
Asian American Activists Against Sexual Violence
Four Advocates You Should Know this AAPI Heritage Month
Building Connect Communities: Cambridge SART
Creating Networks of Support for Survivors
Building Connected Communities: Mujeres Unidas Avanzando
Partnering to Support Latina and Immigrant Survivors
Building Connected Communities: The Boston BullPen Project
Supporting survivors in crisis
We See You: Empowering Men Survivors at BARCC
Survivors in All Their Diversity - Part 1
