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August 4, 2020
August is Reentry Month
Governor Roy Cooper has proclaimed August 2020 as Reentry Month in North Carolina, highlighting the needs of “reentrants,” individuals released from incarceration transitioning back into the community. The proclamation…
about August is Reentry MonthJuly 23, 2020
2019-2020 Member Services Technical Assistance Survey
Have you ever thought, "I wish NCCASA could tell me more about..."? If so, then tell us about it with the 2019-20 Member Services & Technical Assistance Survey! You can…
about 2019-2020 Member Services Technical Assistance SurveyJuly 21, 2020
NCCASA Statement on Chrystul Kizer
The North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault (NCCASA) stands in solidarity with Chrystul Kizer, and the Milwaukee community organizing on her behalf. We stand in solidarity with their request that…
about NCCASA Statement on Chrystul KizerJune 30, 2020
State Legislative Update: July 2020
Early Friday morning, the General Assembly adjourned for a couple of weeks, holding no vote sessions for the next couple of weeks with the expectation that the chambers will return…
about State Legislative Update: July 2020June 19, 2020
Outreach, Awareness, and Prevention
If we want to evaluate our sexual violence programming for effectiveness, we have to be clear about: 1) Our goals and associated outcomes; 2) What strategies we hope to use…
about Outreach, Awareness, and PreventionJune 11, 2020
Helping Kids Stay Safe Online
Versión en español Summer is coming and given the current trajectory of COVID-19, more students might be given the option to do school online this fall. With this reality --…
about Helping Kids Stay Safe OnlineJune 5, 2020
NCCASA Statement on the Murder of George Floyd and Protests
To our member agencies, community partners, and our most treasured stakeholders, the survivors of sexual abuse and assault, who we hope to support and whose painful, lived experiences we hope…
about NCCASA Statement on the Murder of George Floyd and ProtestsJune 3, 2020
Creating LGBTQ-Friendly Workplaces
As a whole, our movement to end sexual violence is more intentionally LGBTQ-friendly than most fields. Our prevention resources from the CDC name risk factors for sexual violence that include…
about Creating LGBTQ-Friendly WorkplacesJune 2, 2020
Mental Health and Rethinking Coping Strategies
In the midst of COVID-19, there’s a lot of talk about self- care, managing stress, and coping with quarantine. It’s great to see these messages and gentle reminders for folx…
about Mental Health and Rethinking Coping StrategiesMay 15, 2020
Ally Versus Accomplice
Allies? Accomplices? What does that mean? “An ally will mostly engage in activism by standing with an individual or group in a marginalized community. An accomplice will focus more…
about Ally Versus Accomplice