Reproductive Rights is an Intersectional Issue
Dear Community and Friends of SARC,
Like many of you, we at the Sexual Assault Resource Center (SARC) are infuriated by the Supreme Court’s
overruling of Roe v. Wade and Casey—and a reversal of nearly a half-century of precedent, ending federal
constitutional protections for abortion, and most importantly, choice and access to sexual and reproductive health care.
SARC’s 24-hour confidential and free support line is a resource for people who have been impacted by sexual assault to get immediate support in the ways they need.
SARC’s Counseling Program welcomes survivors with warmth, kindness, and an understanding that taking the first step towards healing can be difficult. Our counselors have expertise in…
SARC’s case management services exist to ensure people who have experienced sexual violence have ongoing support and information as they navigate their own unique process.
Reclaim/Reclama 2022 is SARC’s annual art magazine featuring the works of people across Oregon who have been impacted by sexual violence.
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