News & Agency Updates
Autumn Lunch Club
The leaves will soon be falling—and so will barriers to change—at DARCC’s Autumn Lunch Club!
Pair fresh conversation with meaningful connection at our Autumn Lunch Club, where advocates, changemakers, and community partners gather to learn how to support survivors through giving, volunteering, and collaboration. Whether you're new to DARCC or a longtime supporter, there's a seat at the table just for you.
Mobile Community Pantry
Upcoming Mobile Community Pantry – August 20
DARCC is proud to partner once again with Catholic Charities Dallas and the Human Rights Initiative for a Mobile Community Pantry food distribution event on Wednesday, August 20.
This is a free, drive-through pantry open to anyone in the community.
There are no eligibility requirements, no ID needed, and you don’t need to be a DARCC client to attend.
We believe that access to nutritious food is a basic human right. Whether you're facing a temporary challenge or ongoing food insecurity, we’re here to help.
DARCC Community Volunteer Day
Looking for a meaningful way to give back, connect with others, and support survivors?
Join us for Community Volunteer Day at the Dallas Area Rape Crisis Center!
We host these hands-on sessions on the second Friday of every month, and you're invited to be part of the impact.
No training is required—just bring your time, energy, and passion for making a difference.
Office Closed
In observance of the holiday, our offices will be closed on Friday, July 4.
Our 24/7 sexual assault hotline remains open and available. If you need support, please don’t hesitate to call 972-641-7273. We’re here for you.
Office Closed
In observance of the holiday, our offices will be closed on June 19.
Our 24/7 sexual assault hotline remains open and available. If you need support, please don’t hesitate to call 972-641-7273. We’re here for you.
Mobile Community Pantry
Upcoming Mobile Community Pantry – July 16
DARCC is proud to partner once again with Catholic Charities Dallas and the Human Rights Initiative for a Mobile Community Pantry food distribution event on Wednesday, June 18.
This is a free, drive-through pantry open to anyone in the community.
There are no eligibility requirements, no ID needed, and you don’t need to be a DARCC client to attend.
Summer Lunch Club
Join us for DARCC’s Summer Lunch Club!
Come connect with mission-minded community members and discover how you can support survivors as a donor, volunteer, or corporate partner—all over a delicious, complimentary lunch.
Survivor Speakers Bureau Training
Join us for the first session in a two-part storytelling series featuring two powerful voices: Tracey Matheson, founder of Project Beloved and advocate for change following the loss of her daughter, and Rev. Dr. Alyce McKenzie, United Methodist clergywoman and professor of theology at SMU who has taught effective storytelling and communication for over two decades.
Learn how to share your story using a specific, impactful storytelling format that helps you balance honesty with hope, connect deeply with your audience, and inspire healing and change.
The session concludes with an interactive storytelling exercise led by Maggie Bego, DARCC Director of Education, to help you develop confidence and clarity in your message.
This training is open to all current and prospective Survivor Speakers Bureau members.
Student Survey: Sexual Violence Prevention on Campus
🎓 Are you currently in college or a recent grad (within the past year)? We want to hear from you.
Take 5–8 minutes to share your thoughts on sexual violence prevention on campus. Your voice matters in helping create safer college environments. 💬
This survey does not ask about personal experiences, but please take care of yourself as some content may be sensitive.
📞 Need support? The Dallas Area Rape Crisis Center is available 24/7 at 972-641-7273.
👉Click here for the survey
DARCC Lunch and Learn
Join us for an important session with Shirley Luo from the Asian Pacific Institute on Gender-Based Violence as she explores how we can better support AANHPI survivors of violence.
Learn about cultural dynamics, systemic barriers, and practical, culturally responsive strategies to strengthen services and outreach.
Don’t miss this opportunity to grow your understanding and impact.