Sexual Violence and Eating Disorders – The Harmful Link
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 …
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The “Me Too Era”?
By Jolene Cardenas, CCASA Survivor Task Force coordinator What the hell does that even mean? “Me Too Era”. I keep hearing it over and …
Passing the Feather
Written by Gina Lopez CCASA Rural & Indigenous Communities Specialist NAUHZCASA FV (Navajo, Apache, Ute, Hopi, Zuni Coalition Against Sexual Assault and Family Violence) is …
Tuka & Bertie Review: An unexpected story of healing
Written by Medha Gudavalli, CCASA Survivor Task Force member ***SPOILERS FOR TUKA & BERTIE ARE AHEAD*** Lately, I’ve been feeling like the #MeToo movement …
Why I Reported and Nothing Came of It.
Written By Laura Ostrow, CCASA Survivor Task Force member Trigger Warning: Sexual Assault. I am terrified as I write this, but I will not allow …
At This Moment…
Written By Laura Ostrow, CCASA Survivor Task Force member (TW: Sexual Assault) At this moment, one year ago, I was about to be raped. No, …
Op-Ed: Climbing off the pedestal on International Women’s Day
by Hannah Skewes and Medha Gudavalli Hannah Skewes is a writer, photographer and a member of the Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault Survivor Task Force. …
Hearing Beale Street
Written by Jolene Cardenas (Spoilers ahead: “If Beale Street Could Talk” Written by James Baldwin, 2018 film directed by Barry Jenkins) “Neither love nor terror …
Cyntoia Brown and the Sexual-Assault-to-Prison-Pipeline
Written by Medha Gudavalli Cyntoia Brown has captured all of our hearts, inspiring many to transform their feelings into actionable change. It’s rare, yet empowering, …
Gina’s week at the National Indian Nations Conference 2018
Gina Lopez CCASA Rural & Indigenous Communities Specialist is in beautiful California this week at the National Indian Nations Conference to connect and learn about …