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Brie Franklin of the Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault on the PufCreativ Podcast October 19, 2021 Listen to this episode from PufCreativ Podcast on Spotify. In this episode, John speaks with Brie Franklin of the Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CCASA).… READ MORE
National speaker to offer tools for better understanding Native American traumas October 5, 2021 After participating in Elena Giacci’s training about historical trauma with the 6th Judicial District Attorney’s Office in Durango, District Attorney Christian Champagne worked with Mercy… READ MORE
ICYMI – September October 1, 2021 The Sexual Assault Advocacy Training Institute (SAATI) Class of 2021 completed 26 hours of advocacy training this month! Participants learned from experts and gained knowledge… READ MORE- Indigenous Communities Struggle With Missing Persons Investigations As They Face Challenges With Support, Resources September 24, 2021 “What is justice? And who do I call for help? And where will this go if I do?” said Gina Lopez, a member of the… READ MORE
- ICYMI – August August 31, 2021 Let’s kick off this blog with a HUGE thank you to everyone who made SART Coordinator Day and SART Institute a roaring success. We (virtually)… READ MORE
- ICYMI – July July 31, 2021 We know your email inbox is full and your social media feeds are packed. That’s why CCASA is introducing monthly “in cased you missed it”… READ MORE
Sex assault reports could rise in Denver as COVID restrictions lift July 20, 2021 The Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault just relaunched its “You Have the Right Campaign” to help provide victims and their families with local resources and… READ MORE
The sexual violence rate in Colorado is higher than the national average July 20, 2021 "Survivors often take a long time to report [sexual violence], because they are in trauma and crisis," Brie Franklin said. "They are going through their… READ MORE- Grassroots Colorado Group Seeks To Prevent Violence Against Indigenous People June 17, 2021 Indigenous people in the United States are victims of high rates of violence. The Centers for Disease Control estimates about half of Native women are raped or… READ MORE
