The Police Brutality That Doesn’t Go Viral
July 10, 2020 The refrain frequently caught on cell phone and body cameras: I can’t breathe. I can’t breathe. I can’t breathe. What I wonder about is the police violence […]
Surviving the Pandemic by Being Virtually Together
CAASE and Surviving the Mic are hosting a weekly virtual gathering for people impacted by 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.
When Victims’ Rights are Violated, They Need More Than an Admission of Wrongdoing
Every survivor of sexual harm defines justice differently, but perpetrators need to be held accountable.
Speaking in Dialogue: The Practice of Community Engagement
Introducing Nikki Patin, CAASE’s new Director of Community Engagement!
Now That We’re Men: an honest look at stepping into manhood
4/16/18 Last week, The Steppenwolf Theater and several area high schools welcomed performances of the play Now That We’re Men. The brutally honest piece, written by Katie Cappiello, examines how […]