How to Date A Survivor: Part II How to Be A Supportive Partner
By Tessa Gurley, CCASA Blogger So you’re in a relationship with a survivor of sexual trauma. If you’re reading this blog, then your partner is …
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Reflections of CCASA’s work!
By Agueda Morgan, CCASA Director of Programs Hi everyone, In the past few weeks, I was able to participate in two different meetings that other …
12 Ways TIME Got It Wrong
CCASA’s response to TIME’s “It’s Time to End ‘Rape Culture’ Hysteria” 1) Yes, individual offenders should be held accountable for their crimes, AND they remain …
Teaching Healthy Teen Relationships
An interview with Kelly Miller, Executive Director of the Idaho Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence, on the Love What’s Real campaign. 1) How did the …
Boys will be Boys, and How We Can Help Shape the Men in Our Lives (Part 2)
by Kristiana Huitrón This is Part 2 of a 2 part series on talking with boys about consent. Read Part 1 here. Now the …
Talking to Our Daughters about Consent
By Michelle Wolff, CCASA Blogger Some people think if a girl is drunk and someone rapes her, she’s to blame. However, educating our daughters about …
What the General Public Needs to Know
By Carla Hase, CCASA Blogger I’ve been coordinating the 6th JD response to sexual assault for over 2 years. My social work career started over …
Taking Back Control: Social Media and Sexual Violence
By Michelle Wolff & Alexa Priddy, CCASA Bloggers Social media is frequently turning up in the world of criminal justice. Not-so-smart criminals brag about their …
Let’s Talk About It! Colorado Communities Coming Together
By Dan Church, CCASA Blogger Over the past year I have noticed an odd social occurrence in relation to my job. Perhaps I’m out with …
Why We Blog About Sexual Violence: 10 Reasons
By Meghann McCluskey, CCASA Blogger Visit www.ccasa.org/saam for April events & more! April marks the one year anniversary of the CCASA Blog. To …