Please join RCC as we support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Out of Darkness walk on UW Madison’s campus. Together we walk in honor of loved ones, community members, and survivors who’ve navigated suicide ideation or survivorship. Don’t forget to stop by our table to say hello to our incredible team of UW Advocates! Registration opens 9am.

Join our team or donate today!

Take a gentle pause to reconnect with yourself in this survivor-centered session. Through restorative mindfulness practices, we’ll explore deep relaxation techniques that support nervous system healing, create space for ease, and honor rest as a vital part of recovery. No experience needed—come as you are. Open to all (you do not need to identify as a survivor, but the space will center survivors and be trauma-informed).

Session in English, 5pm. Email marcela.kyngesburye@thercc.org to secure your spot and receive the Zoom link.

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Toma una pausa suave para reconectar contigo mism@ en esta sesión centrada en sobrevivientes. A través de prácticas restaurativas de mindfulness, exploraremos técnicas de relajación profunda que apoyan la sanación del sistema nervioso, crean espacio para el bienestar y honran el descanso como una parte vital del proceso de recuperación. No se necesita experiencia—ven tal como eres. Abierto a tod@s.

En Español a las 6pm.

Wisconsin Union Directorate Distinguished Lecture Series hosts activist and entrepreneur Amanda Nguyen on Monday, April 7th, 2025, from 7:30pm-9pm for a FREE campus and community lecture. The event will consist of a 1-hour lecture and 30-minute Q&A. The event, titled "An Evening with Amanda Nguyen", will take place in Shannon Hall, Memorial Union. No tickets required!

Amanda Nguyen is the CEO and founder of Rise, a social movement accelerator. She is a 2019 Nobel Peace Prize nominee and star of the Emmy-nominated documentary Rise Above. She penned her own civil rights into existence and unanimously passed the Sexual Assault Survivors’ Bill of Rights, after having to navigate the broken criminal justice system after her own rape. Thirty laws protecting more than 82 million sexual violence survivors have been created modeled off of her federal law. The federal law was the 21st bill in modern US history to pass unanimously on the record.

Dine and Donate at Vintage Brewing Company! 10% of sales will be donated to RCC! Just make sure to mention RCC to your server!

• Reflect: Art and History Gallery

   10 a.m.-8 p.m.

   Student Activity Center, 4th Floor, 333 East Campus Mall

• Coffee & Consent

   10 a.m.-2 p.m.

   East Campus Mall

• ARTivism: Bracelets & Bystander Intervention

   10 a.m.-7 p.m.

   Student Activity Center, 4th Floor, 333 East Campus Mall

• Crafty Coping Community for Survivors

   2-4 p.m.

   Student Activity Center, 4th Floor, Caucus Room, 333 East Campus Mall

• Survivorship Through Art

   2:30-3:30 p.m.

   2:30–3:30pm | Student Activity Center, 4th Floor | Room 4001, 333 East Campus Mall

• Reflect Gallery Closing Reception

   4-5:30 p.m.

   Student Activity Center, 4th Floor, 333 East Campus Mall

• Strength for Survivors

   5-7 p.m.

   Student Activity Center, 4th Floor, Caucus Room, 333 East Campus Mall

• Bedazzle Your Briefs

   5:30-7 p.m.

   Student Activity Center, 4th Floor, Room 4001, 333 East Campus Mall