Over the past week Rape Crisis of Mobile, a program of Lifelines Counseling Services, has been aware of numerous postings on social media and comments about the Stanford rape case. The conversation is an overwhelming response of emotions ranging from anger to sadness, hurt to outrage. With all the conversation taking place, we want to urge you to help us make a change in the rape culture of our society, starting with the culture within our own community. Here's how you can help:
Change the way we feel about victims. A sexual assault survivor has to live with enough already from the injustice that just occurred. Why make them feel like they did something to deserve this injustice?
Change the way we talk (or don't talk) about rape.
Learn about what the Rape Crisis Center is doing in your community. Help to educate others.
Become a Rape Crisis Volunteer Advocate. Our center is always in need of volunteers to accompany the victims to the hospital, answer the crisis line to provide assistance to victims.
If you want to learn more about what the Rape Crisis Center is doing in your community or how you can get involved, call the Rape Crisis Center of Mobile, 251-431-5100.
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