Indigenous people in the United States are victims of high rates of violence. The Centers for Disease Control estimates about half of Native women are raped or …
Read moreGrassroots Colorado Group Seeks To Prevent Violence Against Indigenous People
By Michelle Johnson April 28th, 2021 is Denim Day and as a survivor of sexual assault and military sexual assault, I will proudly wear my …
Read moreWhat Denim Day Means to Me | A Survivor’s Perspective
Senate Bill 73 is, likely, about to become law and will eliminate the civil statute of limitations for sexual assault in Colorado. On March 23rd, …
Read moreSenate Bill 73 is Headed to the Governor for Signature
By Cari Simon and Brandi Dye CCASA condemns violence and white supremacy in all of its forms. As a field founded on acknowledging and naming …
by Avery Hudson, George Washington High School Growing up, I remember being told that when a boy was mean to me it meant that he liked …
During this pandemic, many are asking for the support needed to care for their tribal communities. Here is a list of links and contacts for …
Written by Alison McCarthy, CCASA Board Chair Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972 is a federal law that states: “No person in …
CCASA’s board and staff stand in solidarity with people of color and remain committed to being an anti-racist organization. We call out the recent killings …
Written by Kenneth Coffee, Military Veteran & Survivor Many of us who have once served in the military regardless of length of service find ourselves …
How to Show Support in Addition to Wearing Denim Written by Hailey Shea McMoore, CCASA Survivor Task Force As a survivor of sexual assault, I …