2021 at a Glance

The second year of the COVID-19 pandemic presented its own share of challenges, but CAASE rose to the occasion and doubled down on its commitment to ending sexual harm. Join us in looking back on the successes of 2021: from pushing for enhanced laws and funding that supports survivors to increased free legal services and healing programming! We hope you share our renewed energy and inspiration in this time of reflection.

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