In the News (May 22, 2015 – May 29, 2015)
Compiled by Liz Clift, CCASA Contributor What we talk about when we talk about fake rape. Rape doublespeak, and why it’s important that we call …
Compiled by Liz Clift, CCASA Contributor What we talk about when we talk about fake rape. Rape doublespeak, and why it’s important that we call …
By Brie Franklin Akins, Executive Director & CCASA Blogger I recently traveled to Central Colorado to visit several CCASA member programs. Since I am new to …
Compiled by Liz Clift, CCASA Contributor The President of Columbia refused to shake Emma Sulkowicz’s hand when she walked across the stage, with her mattress. And, …
By Doris Rivera-Black, CCASA Guest Blogger When people think of a sexual assault victim, most people think of someone else, not themselves. I thought that …
By Michelle Schaunaman, CCASA Blogger If you come from an Advocacy, Counseling, or Social Work background, you likely don’t have a Communications Degree or media …
Compiled by Liz Clift, CCASA Contributor [Trigger Warning] Twitter has an abuse problem. Already knew that? Great, now science will back you up. “It’s On …
By Becky Owens Bullard, CCASA Blogger Over the past 6 years working in the anti-trafficking field, I’ve seen an enormous amount of positive growth in …
By Kathryn Woods, CCASA Guest Blogger Many people ask why survivors need advocates if they can go to therapists for the same thing. In fact, …
Compiled by Liz Clift, CCASA Contributor The Department of Education is struggling to investigate how colleges handle cases of sexual assault in a timely manner. …