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FREE SHOW In a world full of he said, she said, how do we know what actually happened? Who is to blame for the drama? Who takes responsibility for spreading and stopping rumors? This play written by youth explores the dynamics of personal responsibility and relationships - without being cheesy. The FREE show is appropriate […]
FREE SHOW In a world full of he said, she said, how do we know what actually happened? Who is to blame for the drama? Who takes responsibility for spreading and stopping rumors? This play written by youth explores the dynamics of personal responsibility and relationships - without being cheesy. The FREE show is appropriate […]
This luminaria-lined evening walk is an opportunity for our community to come together in support of survivors of sexual and domestic violence — and to raise essential funds for SafePlace.
This luminaria-lined evening walk is an opportunity for our community to come together in support of survivors of sexual and domestic violence — and to raise essential funds for SafePlace.
Every year, SafePlace visits local college campuses to spread the word about sexual assault and how to prevent it. Look for us at UT, St. Ed's, Concordia, ACC -- we'll be there!
Every year, SafePlace visits local college campuses to spread the word about sexual assault and how to prevent it. Look for us at UT, St. Ed's, Concordia, ACC -- we'll be there!
Want to get started as a SafePlace Volunteer? Attend a 2-hr Open House Once a volunteer has attended an Open House they are then eligible to attend a 40-hour Volunteer Training. Volunteer Trainings are held three times per year.
Want to get started as a SafePlace Volunteer? Attend a 2-hr Open House Once a volunteer has attended an Open House they are then eligible to attend a 40-hour Volunteer Training. Volunteer Trainings are held three times per year.
In observance of Sexual Assault Awareness & Prevention Month each April, SafePlace coordinates participation in the national Denim Day event. On Denim Day, businesses, organizations and individuals participate by wearing denim in support of sexual assault survivors and to raise awareness about sexual assault misconceptions. Learn more.
