Austin Community College District (ACC) invites students, employees, and the community to Take Back the Night. Every year, the college recognizes Sexual Assault Awareness Month through Take Back the Night (TBTN) –– a worldwide movement, starting in the 1970s, to shatter the silence on sexual assault and domestic violence.
Date: Tuesday, April 30
Time: 2 – 4 p.m.
Location: ACC Highland Campus, Building 4000, Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation Center
TBTN will provide participants the opportunity to listen to survivor stories, share their experience if they choose, learn about available resources, and participate in a trauma-informed mindfulness exercise facilitated by YWCA of Greater Austin.
The event is sponsored by ACC’s Office of Equal Opportunity Compliance and ACC’s Mental Health Counseling team.
If you or someone you know is struggling with domestic violence or sexual assault, you can reach out to the Office of Equal Opportunity Compliance. Below are additional resources available to students and employees.
Austin Community College District Resources
- Confidential mental health counseling for students at Austin Community College – austincc.edu/counseling
- Employee Assistance Programs – Short-term counseling or crisis intervention services for employees
- Office of Equal Opportunity Compliance – To report incidents of sexual misconduct or sexual violence, please email [email protected], call 512-223-1231, or make an online report at austincc.edu/report-an-incident
- Title IX Resources for Victims
Community Emergency Resources
Phone: 512-267-7233
Text Line: 737-888-7233
Chat: safeaustin.org/chat
*Se habla Español. Deaf, deaf-blind, deaf-disabled, and hard-of-hearing assistance available.
Phone: 1-800-799-7233
Text: “START” to 88788
Chat: thehotline.org
*Se habla Español
Visit the Title IX Awareness Programs website to learn more about Take Back the Night and other programs aimed to bring awareness to sexual assault and domestic violence.