Supportive Ideas To Guide Us Through A Pandemic March 27, 2020 During this tumultuous time like we are currently living through it is refreshing that there are so many supportive written pieces being shared online. We… READ MORE
Advocate for Native American sexual assault victims earns national award February 19, 2020 Via The Durango Herald Kelsey Lansing, an employee at Sexual Assault Services Organization, started getting text after text Monday saying, “Congratulations!” “I’m like, ‘For what?… READ MORE
#SurvivorLoveLetter February 14, 2020 Survivor Love Letter is a movement for survivors of sexual assault and their allies to publicly celebrate their lives. It was started by filmmaker and… READ MORE
The Power of Community Advocacy February 5, 2020 Written by Tammy Carpenter, CCASA Survivor Task Force Success stories come in many forms. Some are financial, physical, spiritual, and mental. Some can even derive… READ MORE- What is the CCASA Aspiring White Allies Group? January 16, 2020 CCASA is hosting the Aspiring White Allies Group (AWAG) to provide space for white identified/white presenting people connected to CCASA or sexual violence work to… READ MORE
- #RESISTANCE January 14, 2020 Written by Gina Lopez The opening remarks started out…”We resist the Doctrine of Discovery…” On a chilly morning, I made my way to Gallup, New… READ MORE
- NAUHZCASA FV Statement: #MeToo DIY Kits December 18, 2019 Shared by Gina Lopez, CCASA Rural and Indigenous Communities Specialist NAUHZCASA FV Statement: #MeToo DIY Kits The Navajo, Apache, Ute, Hopi, Zuni Coalition Against Sexual… READ MORE
- Sexual Violence and Eating Disorders – The Harmful Link August 21, 2019 Written By Jacquie Koewler, survivor, writer, and advocate On September 8th, Denver will host its annual National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) walk in Great Lawn… READ MORE
- The “Me Too Era”? August 13, 2019 By Jolene Cardenas, CCASA Survivor Task Force coordinator What the hell does that even mean? "Me Too Era". I keep hearing it over and… READ MORE
