‘Rezilience,’ Season 4 of the ‘American Diagnosis’ podcast, traces the resilience of Indigenous peoples in the US taking action to protect the health and well-being …
By Natalie Seils, policy and communications intern This week, the Colorado House Judiciary Committee unanimously passed a bill that could go far in protecting sex …
As a member of the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe in Colorado, Gina Lopez with the Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CCASA) helps a community she’s familiar with. “I believe …
The Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault has debuted a new website called “You Have the Right,” which provides survivors and others with resources to identify, …
As always, CCASA has a presence at the State Capitol. As the 2022 Legislative Session gathered steam this month, CCASA’s Policy Director, Elizabeth Newman, along …
Both bill sponsors said they hope the change would clarify the law to help jurors make decisions in sexual assault cases and to help victims …
While all the witnesses, including survivors and survivor advocates, at the committee praised the proposed language as a necessary modernization, some wanted to go further …
New year, same great team! This January, both Gina Lopez and Maria Mendez began working with new positions within CCASA. Gina is now our Rural …
At CCASA, December is a time to plan and strategize for the new year. While we always remain dedicated to our mission and abide by …
November was the first month individuals could begin pre-scheduling their Colorado Gives Day gifts to CCASA. Thanks to the CCASA Board, pre-scheduled gifts will go …