CCASA wins two lawsuits to protect services for victims
In summer/early fall of 2025, CCASA joined other state coalitions as well as youth and housing/homelessness organizations in two lawsuits (RICADV v. Blanche and RICADV …
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Brie Franklin
ARTICLE: Sexual assault survivors invited to town hall about CBI’s backlog of DNA rape kits
‘I cannot do this alone’: Sexual assault survivors invited to town hall about CBI’s backlog of DNA rape kits “It’s very frustrating. It’s very dehumanizing,” …
CCASA Disappointed in the Colorado Supreme Court Decision to Strike Lookback Window in Childhood Sexual Abuse Accountability Act
Denver, Colorado (June 20, 2023) – The Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault releases the following statement regarding the Supreme Court ruling in the case Aurora …
How will Bill Cosby’s release impact the #MeToo Movement?
Members of CCASA’s Survivor Task Force and Executive Director, Brie Franklin, talk about the impact of the Cosby case. “To have that dismissed on a …
Join the CCASA Team as our Public Policy Director!
The Public Policy Director develops and implements CCASA’s public policy agenda, both statewide and nationally; educates CCASA members, decision makers, and the public about public …
Colorado lawmakers approve effort to give past child sex assault victims a chance to sue their abusers, institutions
Senate Bill 88 would give survivors of abuse after 1960 for whom the civil statute of limitations has expired the ability to file lawsuits during …
Colorado Creates a New Path to Justice for Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse
Denver, CO — Today the Colorado General Assembly passed Senate Bill 88, also known as the Child Sexual Abuse Accountability Act. This bill is an …
CCASA Applauds Senate for Passing SB 88
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, May 13, 2021 CCASA Applauds the Senate for Passing Bill to Hold Institutions that Cover Up Child Sexual Abuse Accountable This …