Trainings

YOU ARE INVITED! ──── WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Individuals with disabilities, family members, community members, elected officials, educators, and organizations serving people with disabilities. WHAT ARE WE TALKING ABOUT? Do you know that people with disabilities are 4 times more likely to be rape or sexual assault victims? Research shows that people with disabilities are safer... Read more »

Providing a safe space for survivors and supporters of sexual assault to attend and share a motivational story or poetry.

Expressive writing can result in a reduction in stress, anxiety, and depression; improve our sleep and performance; and bring us greater focus and clarity. Come take time for yourself in addressing your everyday stress or your life changing traumas through creative writing. Bring a friend. All ages 12 and up are welcome. 12-15 year old... Read more »

This is a Designer Purse Bingo fundraiser being held on April 22nd, 2023! This event includes 14 rounds of BINGO, a pizza buffet and many raffle baskets to choose from. Featured Designer Purses from Michael Kors, Kate Spade and Coach.

  Join us at participating coffee houses as we travel throughout the community to visit with you over coffee. Learn about services, volunteer opportunities, and get your free coffee sleeve.

Join us in reading the book, ‘My Dark Vanessa’ by Kate Elizabeth Russel. My Dark Vanessa alternates between the past and present of character Vanessa Wye. In the midst of the national reckoning around sexual assault brought on by the #MeToo movement, she is re-evaluating a relationship she had when she was 15 with her... Read more »

Looking for a fun way to support RCC? Join us at Dance Life Studio, who this week will be teaching Argentine Tango! All proceeds from the classes will benefit RCC. Expert instructors from the Madison area will guide you through each class, no matter your skill level. Learn the sensual and rhythmic movements of Argentine... Read more »

A symbolic gesture –Denim Day is an international protest responding to the Italian Supreme Court's overruling of a rape conviction in 1999. Although the assailant had been found guilty at trial, the Supreme Court argued that because jeans are difficult to remove, the assailant couldn't have done so without the victim's help. Sounds outrageous, yet... Read more »

Join us for a chat with Clara Fleming as she discusses her extensive work advocacy work, her survivorship journey, and how we can advocate for older adults in our communities. She is a speaker who crosses both generational and cross-cultural lines and has dedicated her life to Community.

Open house of new office: April 27th Scrunchies and Keychain alarms distribution to local colleges, hush schools and restaurants/bars.