ICYMI – November
November is Native Heritage Month. Colorado held many events to both celebrate Indigenous culture and educate the public on the issues that disproportionately affect Native …
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The fight for change continues 5 years after the ‘Me Too’ movement began
“As we hear more about sexual assault, it does reduce the stigma, but it can also be heartbreaking because survivors say, ‘I know I’m not …
Your Colorado Gives Day Gift Helps CCASA Grow!
The Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault was founded in 1984 as the collective voice of rape crisis centers across the state. Today CCASA’s membership is made …
Indigenous women face murder rates at 10 times the national average
“What does missing and murdered mean to you?” The question was posed at the beginning of Tuesday’s symposium at Fort Lewis College by head speaker …
ICYMI – October
This October, Gina Lopez, CCASA’s Rural and Indigenous Program Manager, presented at the annual Colorado Organization for Victim Assistance conference in Keystone, Colorado. Jenna Harper, …
Colorado Artists and Activists Unite to Advocate for Missing and Murdered Indigenous People
United with graphic designer Raven Payment (Ojibwe and Kanienkehaka), a US Navy veteran and descendant of four generations of survivors of Indian Boarding Schools, Colorado Coalition Against Sexual …
ICYMI – September
While CCASA members can now enroll their staff in self-paced SAATI at any time of year, this September, CCASA held our live, virtual Sexual Assault …
Storytelling at the Wyoming Conference for Violence Prevention and Response
By Brandi Dye I was lucky enough to attend the 6th Annual Wyoming Conference for Violence Prevention and Response. This year’s theme was Lifting Voices: …
What does being Latinx/e/@ mean to you? | Hispanic Heritage Month
By Agueda Morgan More than 50 years ago, President Lyndon B. Johnson proclaimed a week-long celebration of the histories, cultures, and contributions of Hispanic Americans. …
Embracing Intersectionality at the National Sexual Assault Conference (NSAC) 2022
By Sierra Agens (she/her) and Maria Mendez (she/her) We (Sierra and Maria) had the opportunity to attend the National Sexual Assault Conference this year, where …