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Successes and Failures: Why the SART Institute is Important August 18, 2015 By Chip Meneley, RTAP Specialist & CCASA Guest Blogger I recently worked with a survivor of an alcohol facilitated sexual assault. She expressed her anger… READ MORE The Positive Youth Development Approach: 3 Things to Know July 28, 2015 By Danielle Tuft, CCASA Blogger Youth are an important and integral part of our communities, organizations, and programming. To best engage them and provide relevant… READ MORE How to Date a Survivor Part I: Laying the Groundwork July 26, 2015 By Tessa Gurley, CCASA Blogger Dating. We’ve all done it at least once. We’ve all felt the awkwardness, butterflies, joy and fear that the dating… READ MORE Actual Anatomy: Teaching Your Children Body Parts July 21, 2015 By Kristine Ives, CCASA Blogger By teaching children accurate terms to identify anatomy, we can minimize feelings of shame, decrease the probability of sexual abuse,… READ MORE CASA Member Spotlight: Get to know the Phoenix Center at Auraria July 18, 2015 By Jenn Doe, CCASA Guest Blogger When I first became involved in anti-violence work, about 5 years ago, I learned about some of the great… READ MORE So, You’ve Been Asked to be an Expert Witness July 9, 2015 By Jamie R. Bogner, MS, LPC, CCASA Guest Blogger A person may testify as an expert witness if they have experience, knowledge, training and education… READ MORE The Principles Behind Humor: Quick Tips for Advocacy Presentations July 3, 2015 By Medha Gudavalli, CCASA Guest Blogger My palms are profusely sweating…armpits too…just realized my ear lobes are sweating which I didn’t even know was a… READ MORE Am I Ready to Interview? Questions to Ask Yourself June 23, 2015 By Michelle Schaunaman, CCASA Blogger I read a thought provoking piece called, Not Every Rape Victim Needs to Be Emma Sulkowicz. It struck a chord… READ MORE “Eye for an Eye Makes the Whole World Blind:” What Happens Next? June 13, 2015 The struggle of a woman who sought retribution after a man blinded her with acid. By Samantha Wickramasinghe, CCASA Blogger Imagine how you would feel… READ MORE
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Successes and Failures: Why the SART Institute is Important August 18, 2015 By Chip Meneley, RTAP Specialist & CCASA Guest Blogger I recently worked with a survivor of an alcohol facilitated sexual assault. She expressed her anger… READ MORE
The Positive Youth Development Approach: 3 Things to Know July 28, 2015 By Danielle Tuft, CCASA Blogger Youth are an important and integral part of our communities, organizations, and programming. To best engage them and provide relevant… READ MORE
How to Date a Survivor Part I: Laying the Groundwork July 26, 2015 By Tessa Gurley, CCASA Blogger Dating. We’ve all done it at least once. We’ve all felt the awkwardness, butterflies, joy and fear that the dating… READ MORE
Actual Anatomy: Teaching Your Children Body Parts July 21, 2015 By Kristine Ives, CCASA Blogger By teaching children accurate terms to identify anatomy, we can minimize feelings of shame, decrease the probability of sexual abuse,… READ MORE
CASA Member Spotlight: Get to know the Phoenix Center at Auraria July 18, 2015 By Jenn Doe, CCASA Guest Blogger When I first became involved in anti-violence work, about 5 years ago, I learned about some of the great… READ MORE
So, You’ve Been Asked to be an Expert Witness July 9, 2015 By Jamie R. Bogner, MS, LPC, CCASA Guest Blogger A person may testify as an expert witness if they have experience, knowledge, training and education… READ MORE
The Principles Behind Humor: Quick Tips for Advocacy Presentations July 3, 2015 By Medha Gudavalli, CCASA Guest Blogger My palms are profusely sweating…armpits too…just realized my ear lobes are sweating which I didn’t even know was a… READ MORE