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ANNOUNCEMENT
As of January 1st, 2009 CAASE and the Justice Project Against Sexual Harm (JusticePASH) Have Become One Organization
CAASE has an exciting new development to announce: we have acquired the Justice Project Against Sexual Harm into our organization. The Justice Project Against Sexual Harm (JusticePASH) is the only organization in the country assisting victims of sexual assault and exploitation through the use of civil law. JusticePASH also assists survivors in navigating the criminal justice system to ensure appropriate prosecution of their perpetrators and engages in policy reform to ensure that our laws designed to counter sex trafficking and sexual exploitation are utilized appropriately.
CAASE and JusticePASH have become one organization-to create a unique Illinois not-for-profit organization that holistically addresses the systemic shortfalls of our society's failure to prevent and deter sexual exploitation.
WE HAVE MOVED
3304 N. Lincoln
Suite 202
Chicago, IL 60657
T: 773-244-2230
F: 773-244-2217
VISION
CAASE is committed to building a global community free from sexual exploitation. We know that all forms of sexual exploitation, including sexual assault and the commercial sex trade, are detrimental to a healthy society and undermine the dignity of all people.
MISSION
CAASE believes in stopping sexual exploitation by directly addressing the culture, institutions, and individuals that perpetrate, profit from, or tacitly support, sexually exploitive acts against people. To accomplish our mission, CAASE: seeks legal repercussions on behalf of survivors against perpetrators of sexual harm; advocates for policies and legislation that hold sexual exploiters accountable; creates and implements prevention initiatives including providing safe spaces for survivors to give testimony about their experiences; and develops resources that empower individuals and communities to stand with victims of sexual harm and take actions against sexual exploiters.
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