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.
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.
Criminalized Survivors Deserve Support
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.
Domestic Violence, Trafficking, and the Sex Trade
Domestic violence and sex trafficking are related. Understanding the links makes you better prepared to help survivors and break the cycle.
Black Women are Still Fighting to be Free from Sex Trafficking
Sexual exploitation is a racial justice issue. Black women survivors need our full attention and support in advocating for solutions to the sex trade.
Follow the Leadership of LGBTQ+ Sex Trade Survivors
To address the harms of the commercial sex trade, we shoud follow the leadership of LGBTQ+ survivors who are speaking about its realities is key.
What Is Sex Trafficking?
Defining sex trafficking helps us spot and prevent it.
The Truth About Sex Trafficking
January 4, 2021 From Twitter to The New York Times, passionate discussions about human trafficking continue to saturate political discussions. As an organization working to end sexual harm, CAASE is […]