Students Want To Help End Sexual Harm
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.
30K Chicago Teens Empowered to End Sexual Violence
Providing programs that are proven to shift beliefs about sexual harm is crucial to CAASE’s mission of ending it. Reaching 30k students is just the beginning.
Is It Okay to Watch Porn?
There’s no neat answer to if it’s alright to watch porn, but you can think critically about your consumption.
How to Talk to Your Teen About Dating Violence
Speaking with students about gendered violence, abuse, and sexual harm doesn’t have to be intimidating.
“I Want To Feel Safe”
After being sexually assaulted as a student, Kerri sought the justice she needed with help from CAASE.
I’m a Student-Survivor—How Can My School Help Me?
K-12 student survivors of sexual assault or abuse may struggle academically. Thankfully schools can offer accommodations and support.
Prevention Education Virtually Addresses Student Realities
Aug. 5, 2021 “It’s hard to hear the words harassment, rape, sexual assault, etc., but you made us feel like we’re important and gave us a safe environment to be […]
Ensuring Young Survivors Can Succeed in School
Updated Aug. 20, 2021 Update: HB 3223 was signed into law by Gov. Pritzker on 8/20/21. CAASE will be honoring the bill’s sponsors, State Representative Anna Moeller and Illinois State […]
What to Know About the Title IX Changes
October 1, 2020 The Department of Education (ED) made changes to a federal law intended to protect against gender discrimination in education, known as Title IX. The new rules went […]
Title IX Changes Today, But the Work to Block It is Far From Over
The pandemic has caused major disruptions to schools, yet rule changes to Title IX go into effect on August 14th, 2020. The new rule will severely degrade the federal law […]