CAASE mourns the loss of our board member, Cynthia K. Cuyjet. The CAASE team and community will be forever grateful for her work and the time we got to share with her.
CAASE’s legal team is excited about our new Criminalized Survivors Project! Our attorneys are now serving incarcerated survivors in two Illinois downstate Women’s prisons.
Reading survivor-centered books is a way to deepen your understanding and allyship in the fight to end sexual harm. Check out these seven recommendations from CAASE in honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month!
Dive into all the amazing accomplishments from CAASE’s programs in 2024!
Black History Month can be a reminder to examine the past to make sure we’re building an empowered, just, equitable future too.
CAASE will focus on serving, supporting, and fighting for survivors no matter what. Learn more about what we’re anticipating and monitoring this year at the federal level under a new administration.
The end of the year can be overwhelming. For survivors, there can be even more stress while navigating people or places associated with trauma. Healthy boundaries and self-care can make this season more bearable!
Native American women and gender-non-conforming people endure some of the highest rates of sexual violence in the United States. Learn more about this intersection of sexual harm and systemic neglect and how we can advocate for justice.
Our community gathered for Celebrating Allies 2024, uniting to support survivors and honor allies who make our work possible.
This month marks seven years since the Me Too Movement first went viral. We reflect back on this chapter of the anti-sexual harm movement, the progress that has been made since then, and look ahead to the future.
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