RCC SATX

RCC SATX We provide help, hope, and healing to those impacted by sexual violence.

Established as a private, nonprofit, 501(c)(3) agency, the R**e Crisis Center receives federal, state, local funding, as well as funding from private individuals, foundations, and the business community.

You're Invited! 🥪✨ Grab your lunch and join us for our monthly Brown Bag Luncheon with special guest, PRSA San Antonio ,...
08/11/2026

You're Invited! 🥪✨ Grab your lunch and join us for our monthly Brown Bag Luncheon with special guest, PRSA San Antonio , as they share about their nonprofit Gift of Guidance program. Tuesday, Aug. 18, 12pm - 1:30pm, at 4606 Centerview Dr Suite 240, San Antonio, TX 78228. To register, please visit bit.ly/3RNmTe4. We hope to see you there! At RCC, we help bridge the gap and bring organizations together to build stronger connections in our community. **eCrisisCenter

08/11/2026

This Mental Health Monday, we have a challenge for you. Disconnect to reconnect. Try one hour — just one — completely off your screen. Skip the group chat. Skip the doom scroll. Notice what shows up when the scrolling stops: boredom, restlessness, maybe even relief. All of it is normal. Protecting your time is a boundary and having a mindful morning means noticing what you can say no to today.

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08/10/2026

Una mañana consciente implica darte cuenta de a qué puedes decir que no hoy: evitar el chat grupal, evitar las redes sociales. Proteger tu tiempo es establecer límites. Este lunes de salud mental, intenta pasar una hora —solo una— completamente desconectado de las pantallas. Observa qué surge cuando dejas de desplazarte: aburrimiento, inquietud, tal vez incluso alivio. Todo es normal.

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08/08/2026

Consent shows up in the group chat too.

- It can look like: Asking before posting someone's photo.
- Respecting a "no" without pressure.
- Asking before borrowing someone's belongings.
- Respecting personal space and boundaries.

Consent isn't just about romantic or sexual relationships. It's about communication, respect, and recognizing that everyone has the right to make decisions about themselves.

As we head back to campus, let's create a culture where boundaries are respected, in person, online, and everywhere between.

08/08/2026

El consentimiento también se manifiesta en los chats grupales.

- Puede ser algo como: preguntar antes de publicar la foto de alguien.

- Respetar un "no" sin presionar.

- Preguntar antes de tomar prestadas las pertenencias de alguien.

- Respetar el espacio personal y los límites.

El consentimiento no se limita a las relaciones románticas o sexuales. Se trata de comunicación, respeto y de reconocer que todos tienen derecho a tomar decisiones sobre sí mismos.

Al regresar al campus, creemos una cultura donde se respeten los límites, tanto en persona como en línea y en cualquier otro lugar.

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08/05/2026

✨ A Powerful Performance Returns — With Special Guests ✨

We’re honored to welcome Andrea Vocab Sanderson back to Light the Path to Healing. This year, Andrea will be joined by two incredible artists and advocates, Robert Cockfield III and Zach Jewell, for a moving performance that will center the voices, experiences, and healing journeys of male survivors.

🎤 Andrea "Vocab" Sanderson is a San Antonio Poet Laureate Emeritus, award-winning spoken word artist, author, voice actress, and teaching artist whose powerful fusion of poetry, hip hop, and R&B has inspired audiences nationwide. Her work amplifies stories of resilience, healing, and hope.

🎹 Rob Cockfield III is an accomplished pianist who has performed internationally, including at SXSW and the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. Known for his musical excellence and commitment to spreading positivity, Robert uses music as a vehicle for connection, love, and encouragement.

🥁 Zach Jewell is a professional drummer, poet, licensed therapist, and community advocate whose passion is helping people live their fullest lives. With a unique blend of artistic talent and therapeutic insight, Zach creates spaces where healing and authentic connection can thrive.

Together, these three remarkable performers will deliver a deeply meaningful message from our main stage, reflecting the courage of survivors and the power of healing through art.

💜 You won't want to miss this unforgettable moment at Light the Path to Healing - Tuesday, Sept. 15 from 6- 9 p.m.

This is a ticketed event - get your tickets while they last. www.rapecrisis.com/events


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08/03/2026

¡Bienvenidos de nuevo! 🎒 Residencia nueva, horario nuevo, gente nueva: hablemos de cómo mantenerse seguros mientras se adaptan.

Hay algo importante que deben saber: los primeros meses en el campus (de agosto a noviembre) son cuando los estudiantes nuevos corren mayor riesgo de sufrir violencia sexual. Esto no es para asustarlos, sino para que estén informados.

Porque la prevención no es una lista de reglas sobre lo que no se debe hacer. Es una cultura. Una cultura donde el consentimiento es claro, se respetan los límites y las personas se cuidan mutuamente.

Esto se ve así:
✅ Preguntar cómo está tu amigo/a en la fiesta ✅ Preguntar antes de asumir ✅ Creerle a quien te cuenta que algo pasó ✅ Hablar cuando algo les parezca extraño

No hace falta ser un experto para ayudar. Solo hay que estar atento y apoyar a quienes te rodean.

¿Necesitas hablar con alguien? La línea de crisis del RCC está disponible las 24 horas, los 7 días de la semana: (210) 349-7273

Guarda esto. Envíalo a tu compañero/a de cuarto. 💛 Envíalo a tu amigo/a.

08/03/2026

Welcome back, y'all. 🎒 New dorm, new schedule, new people — let's talk about staying safe while you build it.

Here's something worth knowing: the first few months on campus (August–November) are when new students face the highest risk of sexual violence. That's not meant to scare you — it's meant to make you aware.

Because prevention isn't a list of rules for what you shouldn't do. It's a culture. One where consent is clear, boundaries are respected, and people actually look out for each other.

That looks like:
✅ Checking on your friend at the party
✅ Asking before assuming
✅ Believing someone who tells you something happened
✅ Speaking up when something feels off

You don't have to be an expert to help. You just have to pay attention and show up for the people around you.

Need to talk to someone? The RCC crisis line is here 24/7: (210) 349-7273

Save this. Send it to your roommate. 💛Send it to your friend

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08/03/2026

We need your help! We're asking for you to send us messages of support for survivors. They carry a lot, and often carry it alone. Sometimes what helps most isn't advice — it's proof that someone else believes them, is glad they're still here, or simply sees them.

We're collecting messages of support from our community to share with survivors on our social media and in a special video for our upcoming event Light the Path to Healing: Carrying the light forward.

DM us a short message of support for survivors. Every message stays anonymous.

📩 Not sure what to say? Try something like this: "To a survivor reading this, I want you to know..."

💛 Here is an example of what we're looking for:
"To a survivor reading this, what happened to you was never your fault. Your healing will happen on your timeline. If no one has told you yet, I believe you."

By sending a DM, you're giving us consent to use your message anonymously on social media and in the event video.

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4606 Centerview Drive Suite 240
San Antonio, TX
78228

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+12103497273

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