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Survivor's Words, Art and Action

On this page you will find beautiful, inspiring, and challenging words, art and campaigning contributed by survivors who have engaged in support at RASAC P&K, and other survivors who support us. Please be aware that some of the contributions may be hard to read as they can express difficult feelings. If you have something you would like to contribute to, let us know. Lastly a big thank you to everyone who's words, art and campaigning has contributed to this page. You inspire us.

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You can make a difference for survivors in Perth and Kinross...👇 Join our lottery to help boost essential funds for survivors.💜 Tickets only cost £1 per week. Support us and you could win cash prizes up to £25,000! 🤩 Draws are every Saturday night! 🥳 Just hit this link to enter or copy and paste into your browser- https://bit.ly/3UaltFR #onelottery #fundraising #supportus #supportlocal #rasacpk #IBelieveYou #charityfundraiser #lottery #givingback #perthandkinrossWe have recently became aware of events and discussions connected to a speaker and group who were hosted locally at Abertay University- Dundee. We want to thank everyone who reached out to us to share their concerns and to make us aware of what has happened. We understand that the presence of this group and the deeply harmful views they promote, including the minimisation of sexual violence, the denial of survivors’ experiences, and openly misogynistic and discriminatory beliefs have caused real distress and anger in our community. For anyone who has experienced sexual violence, we know that this may feel especially painful and triggering. It is deeply concerning and disappointing that a group who openly advocate for convicted rapists and sex offenders were given a platform in an educational setting. We will be reaching out to the Principal of Abertay University to express our concerns and the serious impact on students and the wider community. As an organisation, we want to be absolutely clear: 👉We stand firmly with survivors. 👉We reject all forms of violence, hatred, and discrimination. 👉We will continue to create and protect spaces that are safe, inclusive, and supportive for all survivors and for everyone affected by this. If you are finding this difficult, please remember that you are not alone. Support is available. You can contact us directly through our phone line, sending us an email or by arranging to visit our centre. We are here to listen, to believe you, and to support you. ☎Helpline: 01738 630965 💻Support Email: support@rasacpk.org.uk We can’t always prevent harmful voices from entering our community, but we can continue to counter them with empathy, truth, and care — for survivors, and for one another. Over the coming days and weeks, we will be sharing additional resources and information on how to support survivors of sexual violence, as they navigate the many impacts this event has caused, such as disbelief, self-blame, shame, and silence. #rasacpk #IBelieveYou #consent #listenbelievesupport #itsnotok #perthandkinross #endsexualabuse #endsexualviolenceFor the second year running we are holding this exhibition as provides a tangible response to one of our culture’s most pervasive rape myths. “What were you wearing?” This terrible myth insinuates that people’s, but especially women’s, clothing is some how responsible for sexual violence. This exhibition aims to show how absurd this concept is and how in reality the only person at fault is the perpetrator. 📢The What Were You Wearing (WWYW) exhibition was created & first displayed at the University of Arkansas in 2014. 📢In 2017, WWYW went viral after displayed at the University of Kansas & was covered the media. WWYW has been recreated on six continents thousands times since 2017. Now in Perth and Kinross for the second year. 📢Outfits featured in this exhibition have been recreated from the stories of survivors. *content warning* Some people, especially survivors may find this exhibition difficult or distressing. Our workers will be there, to offer support, if you feel that you might like to view this exhibition. ☎️Please contact us if you have any questions: 01738 626290 📍WHERE & WHEN: 26th Nov-28th Nov 10am - 3pm UHI Perth Library, Crieff Road, Perth, PH1 2NX Open to the Public. 16yrs+ This exhibition is part of the 16 Days of Action to End Violence Against Women and Girls and help in partnership with the Perth & Kinross Violence Against Women Partnership, RASAC P&K and Perthshire Women’s Aid. #perthandkinross #rasacpk #feminism #consent #endviolenceagainstwomen #endsexualviolence #16DaysOfActivism #listenbelievesupport📢RECLAIM THE NIGHT March - Wednesday 3rd December 2025 - Perth . 🌙✨ You have just 5 weeks to make your banners and placards! Come join us for this years March to reclaim the night and to end violence against women and girls in Perth and Kinross and in Scotland. Everyone is welcome, bring your families, friends and community groups and lend us your voice. 👉WHERE & WHEN: Perth Wednesday 3rd December 2024 Meeting at Perth & Kinross Council Building, 2 High Street @ 5:30pm, march leaves at 6pm #ReclaimTheNight #feminism #endsexualabuse #consent #rasacpk #genderequality #endviolenceagainstwomen #perthandkinross #ListenBelieveSupport #itsnotok #IBelieveYou
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