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CAASE is an organization that believes educating the public and raising
awareness on issues of sexual exploitation are essential to creating
real change around this issue. By using various media channels to get
its message out, demanding balanced media coverage and countering
popular media images with facts, CAASE hopes to put a realistic face on
prostitution and expose the true harms of the sex trade
.


Jocelyn Sims,
Editor of Newsline
DePaul University


 
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The Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation Featured in the Press

"Weekender Trafficking" by Erin Zaleski and Elise Simmons

"Protesters Bash Pimp and Ho Halloween Park" by Mike Parker

"Pimp and No"  by Kyra Kyles                            

"Pimprov- Letter to the Editor" by Rachel Durchslag

"Chicago Foundation for Women Press Release- What Will It Take" by Suzy Schultz

"Illinois Safety Campaign Dissolves Boundaries" by Jeff Fleischer

"Panel: Brothels Aid Sex Trafficking" by Mike Waite

"Put Your Money Away" by Ross Wantland and Kimberly Rice

"Combating Prostitution" by Susana Medina

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"CELEBRATION and a New Beginning: Activists, Advocates Collaborate to Help Women in the Sex Trade" by the Chicago Foundation for Women

"'Freakonomics' researcher examines Chicago's sex trade" by Steve Schmadeke

"Prostitution Realities are Unlike Glamor Myth in Wake of Spitzer Scandal" by Megan Scott

"No Easy Answer To Age-Old Question" by

"Prostitution Study Sheds Lights on Johns" by Chip Mitchell

"Some Men Say Using Prostitutes Is An Addiction" by David Heinzmann

"The Great Communicators.  Are They Listening?" by J. Soltys

"CQ Researcher: Prostitution Debate" by Marcia Clemmitt

"Really Worth It? No.  Prostitution Exploits Many Women's Deep Pain" by Brenda Myers-Powell

                                                                   

 
 
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