This SAAM, Speak Out, Listen Up, Keep Fighting
SAAM is a time to remember the importance of survivors speaking out, and of listening to them too. At this moment, it feels like momentum has been building within this movement—let’s use it to engage new allies who want to make a difference.
Anti-racism needs to be part of supporting survivors
To create a world where we can stop sexual harm, and to better support survivors, being actively anti-racist is a key part of fighting for gender justice.
Rising From the Ashes: Reclaiming My Life, My Voice, and My Purpose by Dr. Joel Filmore – Survivor Voices
Dr. Filmore’s Survivor Voices blog explores his journey surviving sex trafficking, overcoming addiction and incarceration, and how this journey helped him find purpose.
Survivor Voices: Embracing My Power by M. Z. R. Corum
Embracing My Power by M. Z. R. Corum is a new installment of our series, Survivor Voices, that spotlights writing by survivors.
What Survivors Are Thankful For
As the year winds down and we gear up for a new chapter, we often use this occasion as a chance to reflect on gratitude and take stock of all the things that have helped uplift us, even in the midst of so many challenges. Explore what survivors are thankful for.
Celebrating Allies Honors Critical Partners
Celebrating Allies 2025 was an evening to remember! Dedicated partners, supporters, and community members came together to uplift those making a difference in the fight to end sexual harm.
Survivor Voices: NO ONE’S LISTENING by Jean Cozier
NO ONE’S LISTENING is a guest blog written by Jean Cozier for CAASE’s Survivor Voices series, a project where we source and spotlight writing by survivors with a goal to uplift a diverse array of perspectives, voices, and stories, and cover a variety of topics survivors want to write about.
What Is the Red Zone and How Can We End It?
A new school year beginning brings “The Red Zone,” when college students are at a higher risk of sexual assault. This back-to-school season is an opportunity to talk to the young people in your life about why this is, supporting healthy behavior, and combating victim blaming.
Let’s Declare an Unalienable Right to be Free from Sexual Harm
Immigrants are disproportionately impacted by sexual harm. Reflecting on Independence Day, CAASE declares that ALL people in our community deserve to live with true independence and freedom from sexual harm.
How to Support LGBTQ+ Survivors Right Now
At a time where it can feel like we are moving backwards, we have to stay committed to fighting queerphobia and supporting survivors! Here are 4 things you can do right now to make a difference.