What Students Should Know About Navigating Title IX Right Now

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Title IX aims to protect students from sexual violence and support student survivors dealing with the aftermath of sexual harm that may happen in schools. Amid changes over the years, what do students need to know about how the process works right now? CAASE’s Managing Attorney, Educational Advocacy, Christina Zuba gives her insight.

What Survivors Are Thankful For

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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.

5 Wins for Survivors

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Recently passed Illinois legislation will help survivors of sexual assault and trafficking. 

Expanding Rape Kit Access

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When Emergency Rooms feel unsafe, survivors need options June 10, 2020 Victims of sexual assault will soon have expanded options for accessing forensic exams and evidence collection (commonly known as […]

Understanding PTSD and Sexual Harm

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During Mental Health Awareness Month, We’re Highlighting How PTSD Impacts Survivors When it comes to pop culture portrayals of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), narratives are often limited to veterans and […]

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