What Could Accountability Look Like?
For Biden and beyond, survivors should lead the conversation May 13, 2020 As attorneys and advocates working to end sexual harm, we are extremely frustrated by the majority of responses to Tara […]
Dangerous Title IX Regulation Changes Finalized
New Title IX rules have been published. Here’s what you need to know and what CAASE is doing to support student survivors.
Surviving the Pandemic by Being Virtually Together
CAASE and Surviving the Mic are hosting a weekly virtual gathering for people impacted by sexual harm
Empowering Teens Through E-Learning
CAASE is offering schools remote learning options for our popular prevention programs
Persevering Through the Pandemic
In this time of crisis, CAASE has stayed steady in our mission by adapting our services. Our staff’s creativity and commitment make it possible.
Gender-Based Violence Needs CPD Attention—Chicago Police Board Can Help
We ask the Chicago Police Board to prioritize nominating a superintendent experienced in cases of gendered violence.
Ahead of the Curve in the Classroom
CAASE’s Prevention Education team provides curriculum that empowers young people to think critically about gender equity and issues of sexual harm.
Listening to Survivors: An Evening in Dialogue With Cyntoia Brown-Long
It is essential to listen to people like Cyntoia who have lived through the sex trade if we are to understand how to prevent the harm it causes.
CPD Wrongly Targets People Selling Sex
CAASE spent 18 months researching and observing how our criminal justice system currently treats women who were arrested for prostitution, and followed cases from police intervention through criminal case disposition.
2019 at a Glance
After an active year, CAASE reflects on our work in 2019.