Statement: Chicago’s Dismal Response to Sexual Assault Reports Against Police
Our community needs a non-police based response to gender-based violence and accountability for officers who abuse their positions of authority over vulnerable victims.
Students Want To Help End Sexual Harm
Teens are looking for ways to improve their communities. CAASE prevention programs help them get involved in ending sexual harm and stay engaged after completing our school programs.
The Power to Control Your Own Body
Safe and legal access to abortion is key to supporting survivors of rape, regardless of whether they can disclose the violence they’ve experienced or not. Here’s why.
The Path to Abortion Protections in IL
Illinois is the only midwestern state where access to abortion will continue to exist even if Roe is overturned. That wasn’t always the case.
The Race for CAASE Team Runs Toward a World Free of Sexual Harm
With 36 team members participating virtually and in-person, the Race for CAASE 2022 team hit the track to support of our Prevention Education programs!
Supports for LGBTQ+ Survivors in Chicago
Support tailored to the LGBTQ+ community’s experiences and needs can better help folks heal from harm, prevent future violence, and build strong networks.
What Sexual Assault Survivors Should Know About Defamation
Survivors of gender-based violence may worry they will be held liable for defamation if they speak out. Here’s what they need to know about the subject.
What Happens If I Report a Sexual Assault to Police?
Understanding the process of making a police report can help you make the right decision for yourself.
30K Chicago Teens Empowered to End Sexual Violence
Providing programs that are proven to shift beliefs about sexual harm is crucial to CAASE’s mission of ending it. Reaching 30k students is just the beginning.
6 Articles to Read This Sexual Assault Awareness Month
In honor of SAAM, here’s a reading list that will help you better understand and prevent sexual assault while supporting survivors.