Why We Support the Survivor Model
CAASE is proud to support the survivor model. Learn more about this policy that would protect survivors and help combat sexual exploitation.
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.
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.
How Do We Prevent Sexual Assault?
How do we prevent sexual assault? It’s a question that all activists and allies should be asking themselves as they work to change their communities.
CPD Wrongly Targets People Selling Sex
CAASE spent 18 months researching and observing how our criminal justice system currently treats women who were arrested for prostitution, and followed cases from police intervention through criminal case disposition.
Defining the Values We Live By
Introducing our newly adopted values!
Language About Epstein’s Victims Matters: CAASE’s Response to “The Daily” Podcast from “The New York Times”
Epstein’s young victims would have been harmed and deserving of justice at any age.
Legalization Isn’t an Antidote to Prostitution’s Harms
Because while there are some people who choose to engage in sex work, and while a few come out of it unscathed, the evidence is clear: sex work isn’t safe.
CAASE Facilitates Real Conversations About Consent—Something Students Crave
CAASE recently brought our signature curriculum, Empowering Youth to End Sexual Exploitation, to five new schools!