Violence against Black/African-American women

May 11, 2022

Black and African American women are disproportionally impacted by violence across the country, including in Central Texas.

How to support a loved one after a sexual assault

April 22, 2022

Our Sexual Assault Services team describe ways that you can be a strong support for a survivor of sexual assault in your life.

Expect Respect replication project expands program to four U.S. cities

April 21, 2022

Image description: A photo of more than a dozen people standing outside SAFE's headquarters in Austin, Texas. The group is mostly Expect Respect staff and former staff.

SAFE received a nearly $1 million grant through The Allstate Foundation to replicate our evidence-based violence prevention program, Expect Respect, in four U.S. cities.

Saying thanks to our generous community of volunteers

April 21, 2022

Our work to stop violence and abuse wouldn’t be possible without our dedicated volunteers! Celebrate National Volunteer Week with us!

Child Abuse Prevention Month: Strong Start supports healthy families

April 21, 2022

When Bridget came to SAFE, she wasn’t sure how to care for her 2 year old. Violence was part of their family. But it didn’t define them.

Meet Julia Spann, SAFE’s CEO

April 21, 2022

At the beginning of April, I was named SAFE’s sole CEO after serving as the agency’s Co-CEO for four years. I’d like to introduce myself.

9 creative ways to meet your giving goals

April 20, 2022

With the annual filing and tax season upon us, charitable contributions are on the mind. Increase your impact without cutting into your cash!

The perfect blend: Epoch Coffee supporting SAFE’s anti-violence work

March 24, 2022

Image description: A barista standing behind a bar holding two espresso maker portaholders. A trans flag is in the background and a banner that says "you belong here" is in front of the bar.

We’re thrilled to recognize our friends at Epoch Coffee for taking an active role in preventing violence in our community.

The story of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (and how Austin has been a leader)

February 25, 2022

Image description: A photo of a room full of teens practicing a dance routine.

The movement to prevent teen dating violence has always been led by teens. One of those leaders is an Austinite named RaeAnne Spence.

New youth theater performances and more during Teen Dating Violence Prevention Month

February 14, 2022

Image description: A poster for a play that includes and illustration of four teens facing away from the viewer. They are lookin up at a UFO. The words "OUR ALIEN NATION" are in big, green text. This is the title of the play.

We’re thrilled to announce our new lineup of youth theater performances and upcoming TikTok workshop! You can book now.