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Heading to the New Mexico State Fair this weekend? Make a plan to have fun and get home safely:
Go with people you trust—and choose a meet-up spot in case you get separated.
Keep your phone charged and share your plans with someone you trust.
Plan your ride home before you go. Never feel pressured to leave with someone.
Keep an eye on your drink, and only accept beverages you see opened or poured.
Trust your instincts. You never owe anyone your time, attention, or an explanation.
If something feels wrong, get to a well-lit, populated area and ask fair staff or security for help. In an emergency, call 911.
Your safety matters. Have fun, look out for one another, and trust your gut.
But if you or someone you love is in immediate emotional distress,
our hotlines are available
24 hours a day
7 days a week
Even Holidays

RCC 24-hour hotline
(505) 266-7711
ABQ SANE services a 24-hour hotline
(505)-884-7263

Our Fall Volunteer Training Class starts next week, and we forgot to list the schedule.
Training Schedule

Starting 9/15/26 -- Ending 10/1/26
Tuesday 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Wednesday 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Thursday 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm
One Saturday, 9/19/26, 8:30 am - 3:30 pm

If you or someone you know is interested in joining our training class
Call (505) 459-7371
or email info@rcc_sane.org

If you or someone you love is in immediate emotional distress,
our hotlines are available
24 hours a day
7 days a week
Even Holidays

RCC 24-hour hotline
(505) 266-7711
ABQ SANE services a 24-hour hotline
(505)-884-7263

Our Fall Volunteer Training Class Starts Next Week, And We Are Very Excited!

Over 20 different experts covering topics like;
Trauma-Informed Care
Toxic Masculinity
Trans 101
Missing and Murdered Indigenous People
Child Sexual Assault
Domestic Violence
De-Escalation Techniques
And much more.

If you or someone you know is interested in joining our training class
Call (505) 459-7371
or email info@rcc_sane.org

If you or someone you love is in immediate emotional distress,
our hotlines are available
24 hours a day
7 days a week
Even Holidays

RCC 24-hour hotline
(505) 266-7711
ABQ SANE services a 24-hour hotline
(505)-884-7263

RCC-SANE will be closed on
Monday,
September 7th
In Observance of
Labor Day

However, if you or someone
You know needs help,
Our hotlines are available
24 hours a day
7 days a week
Even Holidays

RCC 24-hour hotline
(505) 266-7711
ABQ SANE services a 24-hour hotline
(505)-884-7263

In Observance of Labor Day,
RCC-SANE will be closed on Monday,
September 7th.
We will open for regular office hours on Tuesday,
September 8th.

However, if you or someone
You know needs help,
Our hotlines are available
24 hours a day
7 days a week
Even Holidays

RCC 24-hour hotline
(505) 266-7711
ABQ SANE services a 24-hour hotline
(505)-884-7263

What is The Red Zone?
The Red Zone is the period from fall move-in through Thanksgiving break, when college students face a heightened risk of sexual violence.
More than 50% of college sexual assaults are reported to occur between August and November.
Who is vulnerable?
New students rarely know how to contact campus security or where to report misconduct. They are away from home and usually lack a tight-knit, trusted group of friends to watch their back.
Party & Hookup Culture: The influx of welcome-back parties, Greek life "rush" events, and independence creates high-risk social environments.
Alcohol: Heavy drinking often peaks during these weeks, blurring boundaries and impairing judgment for students who may be drinking for the first time.
How to be safe.
Use the Buddy System: Never leave a party, bar, or event alone or with a stranger.
Control Your Drinks: Pour your own drinks, never leave them unattended, and know your personal limits.
Save Emergency Contacts: Program campus police, local transit, and trusted friends into your phone immediately.
Locate Campus Resources: Identify the physical location of the campus student health center and safety escorts during orientation.
Practice Active Bystander Intervention: If you see an aggressive or unsafe situation involving a peer, step in or alert authorities immediately.
Help is available.
Everyone deserves to feel safe as they begin this new chapter.
RCC 24-hour hotline (505) 266-7711
ABQ SANE 24-hour hotline (505)-884-7263
LoboRESPECT Advocacy Center (505) 277-2911
CNM Emergency Dispatch (505) 224-3001
-SANE

Self-care is a vital tool for survival and health.

* Eat healthy food
* Take breaks when needed
* Practice saying NO

Self-care is a crucial part of healing for survivors of sexual assault. It helps restore a sense of safety, control, and peace in your mind and body. Taking time for yourself is not selfish. It is a vital step in your journey to wellness.

However, if you or someone
You know needs help,
Our hotlines are available
24 hours a day
7 days a week
Even Holidays

RCC 24-hour hotline
(505) 266-7711
ABQ SANE services a 24-hour hotline
(505)-884-7263

Our Fall Volunteer Training Class Starts Soon!
Over 20 different experts covering topics like;
Trauma-Informed Care
Toxic Masculinity
Trans 101
Missing and Murdered Indigenous People
Child Sexual Assault
Domestic Violence
De-Escalation Techniques
And much more.

Join an amazing organization with over 50 years of helping our communities!
If you or someone you know is interested in
Joining our amazing team,
Please Call (505) 459-7371 Or (505) 266-7712
Email [email protected]

However, if you or someone
You know needs help,
Our hotlines are available
24 hours a day
7 days a week
Even Holidays

RCC 24-hour hotline
(505) 266-7711

ABQ SANE services a 24-hour hotline
(505)-884-7263