BLOG: COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT PROPOSITION 133
BLOG: COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT PROPOSITION 133 Written by Grace Marionneaux, CCASA Policy Intern Common misconceptions about Prop. 133 and what it means for survivors of …
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Como Propuesta 133 pone familias inmigrantes en riesgo
Como Propuesta 133 pone familias inmigrantes en riesgo By Kelly Gonzalez-Rodriguez, BSW Estudiante de Maestría en Trabajo Social, Universidad de Denver Habiendo tenido la oportunidad …
Vote “No” on Proposition 133 this November: Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault Warns Colorado Voters of Risk to Victims Facing Life in Prison
Rather than stopping child sex trafficking, Prop 133 hurts trafficking victims, treats them the same as perpetrators, and gives traffickers a tool to further exploit …
The Power of Community Advocacy
Written by Tammy Carpenter, CCASA Survivor Task Force Success stories come in many forms. Some are financial, physical, spiritual, and mental. Some can even derive …
CCASA and CCADV Joint Statement In Support Of Survivors
For many survivors of sexual and domestic violence, regardless of their political affiliation, the words and behaviors of public figures and national leaders over the …
Am I Ready to Interview? Questions to Ask Yourself
By Michelle Schaunaman, CCASA Blogger I read a thought provoking piece called, Not Every Rape Victim Needs to Be Emma Sulkowicz. It struck a chord …