Youth survivors of sex trafficking are often punished and revictimized in adult court. Illinois has the responsibility to change that.
Illinois can better protect child victims of sexual exploitation from suffering lifelong criminal penalties and support their healing.
What partners of survivors can do to help their loved one feel supported and heal from sexual harm.
Year at a Glance: highlighting and celebrating CAASE’s amazing work in 2022.
Survivor advocacy organizations helped draft the Pretrial Fairness Act from a survivor-centered perspective to ensure it accounts for the needs of victims and increases community safety.
Celebrating Allies raised a record breaking amount to directly support the work of our dedicated staff in service of survivors.
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.
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.
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.
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