Rape Culture Alive and Well in OITNB (part 2 of 2)
By Karen Moldovan, CCASA Blogger This blog is part 2 of a 2-part series. Click here to read part 1. Spoiler Alert!! If you haven’t …
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In the News (Oct. 19, 2013- Oct. 25, 2013)
Justice for Daisy had people in the street on Tuesday. An Ohio University student has been identified as the person at the center of an …
The Government Shutdown and Rape Crisis Centers
Today, the National Alliance to End Sexual Violence (NAESV) issued a press release that details ways in which the government shutdown will impact rape crisis …
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 …
What the Media Should Know About Abuse
By Jill Gruenberg, CCASA Blogger For those that live in a community with an attentive media presence, the coverage of sexual assault and domestic violence …
Human Trafficking: A Modern Day Slavery
By Jill Gruenberg, CCASA Blogger Through tears she told the story of how her husband seemed kind at the start of their relationship. Only after …
The Human Trafficking Field: where we’ve been and how we can move forward to continue the fight against human trafficking
By Becky Owens Bullard, CCASA Blogger This past Friday, January 11th was National Human Trafficking Awareness Day and the month of January has been declared …
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner?
By Michelle Wolff, CCASA Blogger If you’re lucky you’ll know in advance that someone who assaulted or abused you is being invited to the same …
Supporting Secondary Survivors
By Dan Church, CCASA Blogger Sometimes when I’m interviewing people to serve on our crisis hotline I will ask them what they imagine it being …
Intimate Partner and Familial Human Trafficking: When Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking Collide
By Becky Owens Bullard, CCASA Blogger October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM), an awareness month that is particularly meaningful for me. Domestic violence was the …