Cleveland Rape Crisis Center

We are proud to share that Nicole McKinney-Johnson, President & CEO, will speak at The Presidents' Council's The Standard: A Professional Development Forum for Black Business Owners & Professionals on June 22. We are grateful for this opportunity to connect with Black business leaders in our community!

RSVP and learn more at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-standard-a-professional-development-forum-tickets-1990807753582

Safer spaces respect boundaries.
Safer spaces stop harm before it happens.
Safer spaces make room for rest and healing.
Safer spaces believe survivors.

We all play a role in building safe spaces. Whether that means uplifting survivor voices, advocating for trauma-informed resources, or just listening with compassion, we can help survivors feel seen, heard, and supported.

CRCC is pleased to share a special Pride Month edition of our "My Body Belongs to Me" shirts. Available for a limited time in rainbow tie-dye, these colorful tees come in both adult and youth sizes and help spread an important message of body safety and empowerment.

Every purchase from our shop benefits Cleveland R**e Crisis Center's comprehensive healing services.

My Body Belongs to Me: Pride Edition | Bonfire Our 1970's throwback design on a rainbow tie dye shirt.. About this design: Eager to raise awareness about consent and bodily autonomy, Cleveland R**e Crisis Center's...

We are pleased to announce Cleveland R**e Crisis Center's newest support group, Breaking Barriers for Parents & Caregivers. This group offers a confidential space for support, connection with peers, and guidance from professionals.

⭐ For parents/caregivers of girls involved in the justice system
🕰️ Thursdays from 5-6 PM
💻 Virtual meetings
👋 Join us weekly or drop in when you can
🆓 No cost to attend
🎁 Opportunities to receive incentives (gift cards, prizes, etc.)

Will you help spread the word? Please share!

This project was supported by Grant No. 15PJDP-23-GG-00779-GJSX awarded by the Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, conclusions and recommendations expressed in this publication/program/exhibition are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. Department of Justice.

Breaking Barriers for Parents & Caregivers Breaking Barriers: Thursdays Starting June 4 If you are a parent or caregiver of a girl involved in the justice system, Cleveland R**e Crisis Center is here to support you. This group offers a safe, supportive space to connect, share resources, and discuss ways to move forward. Register today! What....

40-60% of Black women report experiencing s*xual coercion by the time they’re 18 years old. Sexual coercion happens when someone manipulates, pressures, intimidates, or threatens another person into s*xual activity.

Crossing boundaries and ignoring when someone says “no” or seems unsure about intimacy is never okay. To Black survivors and their families, Cleveland R**e Crisis Center is here for you. You do not have to go through this alone.

Text or call (216) 619-6192 or (440) 423-2020 for support any time, day or night.
Source: Black Women’s Blueprint, “The Truth Commission on Black Women and Sexual Violence,” 2012.

Cleveland R**e Crisis Center will be attending Pride in the CLE and Geauga Pride in June! Stop by our table to chat with our advocates about how we can all create safer, stronger communities for everyone.

🌈Pride in the CLE
June 6 | 11AM - 6PM | 401 St Clair Ave NE, Cleveland OH

🌈Geauga Pride
June 20 | 2 - 6PM | 100 Short Ct St, Chardon OH

Cleveland R**e Crisis Center believes and supports LGBTQ+ survivors. For 24/7 support, call or text (216) 619-6192 or (440) 423-2020 or visit clevelandrapecrisis.org/chat