The Address Confidentiality Program 101
By Kim Reynolds, CCASA Blogger When I first began working for the Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) five years ago, I knew very little about sexual …
By Kim Reynolds, CCASA Blogger When I first began working for the Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) five years ago, I knew very little about sexual …
By Zach Rawlings, CCASA Guest Blogger In a past blog, I discussed three primary ways trauma can affect someone. Building on that, this blog will …
By Joyce Lisbin, CCASA Guest Blogger The Colorado Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice (CORCRC) is the religious voice for reproductive justice in the state. We …
By Chip Meneley, RTAP Specialist & CCASA Guest Blogger I recently worked with a survivor of an alcohol facilitated sexual assault. She expressed her anger …
By Danielle Tuft, CCASA Blogger Youth are an important and integral part of our communities, organizations, and programming. To best engage them and provide relevant …
By Tessa Gurley, CCASA Blogger Dating. We’ve all done it at least once. We’ve all felt the awkwardness, butterflies, joy and fear that the dating …
By Kristine Ives, CCASA Blogger By teaching children accurate terms to identify anatomy, we can minimize feelings of shame, decrease the probability of sexual abuse, …
By Jenn Doe, CCASA Guest Blogger When I first became involved in anti-violence work, about 5 years ago, I learned about some of the great …
By Jamie R. Bogner, MS, LPC, CCASA Guest Blogger A person may testify as an expert witness if they have experience, knowledge, training and education …
By Medha Gudavalli, CCASA Guest Blogger My palms are profusely sweating…armpits too…just realized my ear lobes are sweating which I didn’t even know was a …