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July 2, 2025
Taking Care of Ourselves & Each Other in Challenging Times: A Message From Our Team to You
Hi everyone, We feel it too—this moment is heavy. Political shifts, social unrest, and the unrelenting pace of our work weigh on us all. NCCASA sees you: the advocates taking…
about Taking Care of Ourselves & Each Other in Challenging Times: A Message From Our Team to YouJuly 2, 2025
U & T Visas: What to Know Resource Sheet
Access this new resource on the difference between U & T Visas and recommendations for supporting your work with federal immigration changes.
about U & T Visas: What to Know Resource SheetJune 5, 2025
Uplifting Survivor Voices: “Legislating Hope: How One Woman Turned Pain into Policy to Protect Others,” Written by Witlee Ethan
Written by Witlee Ethan TW: Suicidal Ideation, Sexual violence, violence From the time I was a young girl, I've always had an empathetic heart towards victims of injustice. Wanting to…
about Uplifting Survivor Voices: “Legislating Hope: How One Woman Turned Pain into Policy to Protect Others,” Written by Witlee EthanJune 5, 2025
Uplifting Survivor Voices: “Grief of the 81 percent,” Written by Hannah Preston
Grief of the 81 percent Written by Hannah Preston, MPH TW: Suicidal Ideation, Sexual violence, Eating disorders While I could share the graphic details of how I became part of…
about Uplifting Survivor Voices: “Grief of the 81 percent,” Written by Hannah PrestonMay 15, 2025
Introducing NCCASA’S Advocacy Desk Reference Guide for Advocates
It's Here!! A brand new tool for Advocates! The **NCCASA Advocacy Desk Reference** is an essential new resource designed to support sexual violence advocates with the foundational knowledge and practical…
about Introducing NCCASA’S Advocacy Desk Reference Guide for AdvocatesMay 15, 2025
May is Mental Health Awareness Month: Prioritizing Well-Being in Sexual Violence Prevention
As we observe Mental Health Awareness Month this May, it's essential to recognize the profound connection between mental health and sexual violence. Survivors often face complex emotional and psychological challenges,…
about May is Mental Health Awareness Month: Prioritizing Well-Being in Sexual Violence PreventionApril 25, 2025
SAAM Blog Week 4: Communities Act Together
SAAM Week 4: Communities Act Together, Written by Courtney Dunkerton In the aftermath of Helene we saw the power of community acting together, united in a common purpose to help…
about SAAM Blog Week 4: Communities Act TogetherApril 18, 2025
SAAM Blog Week 3 Uplifting Survivor Voices: “Grief of the 81%” Written by Hannah Preston, MPH
Grief of the 81 percent Written by Hannah Preston, MPH TW: Suicidal Ideation, Sexual violence, Eating disorders While I could share the graphic details of how I became part of…
about SAAM Blog Week 3 Uplifting Survivor Voices: “Grief of the 81%” Written by Hannah Preston, MPHApril 11, 2025
SAAM Blog Week 2: Learn. Act. Change.
As an advocate who has worked with survivors of sexual and domestic violence for over a decade, I truly believe the only way to eradicate gender-based violence, is to Learn,…
about SAAM Blog Week 2: Learn. Act. Change.April 2, 2025
SAAM Blog Week One: Together We Act, United We Change
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), a time to increase public awareness of sexual violence and educate communities on prevention. In 2025, we join NSVRC's with the theme "Together…
about SAAM Blog Week One: Together We Act, United We Change