CCASA Reads of 2017
2018 is fast approaching, and this season is the perfect chance to curl up and get into a good book. As we wrap up 2017, CCASA …
2018 is fast approaching, and this season is the perfect chance to curl up and get into a good book. As we wrap up 2017, CCASA …
by Neta Meltzer Communications & Development Coordinator, CCASA I recently read a book about the animal rights movement that advocated a pragmatic approach to …
by Neta Meltzer Communications & Development Coordinator, CCASA The title of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Ted-Talk-turned-book declares, “We Should All Be Feminists,” and she’s right. …
by Neta Meltzer Communications & Development Coordinator, CCASA In conversation this week with my colleague, Josh, he said something that stuck with me hours …
13 Reasons Why is a challenging show to watch. While it vividly illustrates difficult topics such as suicide and sexual assault, which serves to bring …
In November of 2011, the world was rocked by allegations that Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky had sexually abused boys known to him through …
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 …
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 one …
By Bethany Feret, The Blue Bench Volunteer Coordinator & CCASA Blogger The other week, I was scrolling through my facebook feed (as you do when you …
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 …