The North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault is an inclusive, statewide alliance working to end sexual violence through education, advocacy, and legislation.
The staff at NCCASA believes that education is one of the essential components to preventing sexual violence.
NCCASA advocates for the rights of survivors of sexual violence and for those individuals and organizations that assist survivors.
NCCASA understands that by working with our elected representatives we can create new laws to combat sexual violence.
En este entrenamiento hablaremos sobre como podemos apoyar a victimas de violencia sexual dentro de la comunidad Latinx de una manera que toma en cuenta historias de imigracion, nuestra cultura latinx, y las conecciones de estas cosas con la salud mental.
In this 90-minute virtual training, anti-human trafficking advocates will learn how to avoid harming survivors when services are dropped by building sustainable, collaborative prevention and response strategies.
NCCASA will be hosting a screening of the film The Hunting Ground over Zoom followed up by a 45 minute panel to further discuss sexual assault on college campuses and what steps can be taken to combat this issue.
In this 90-minute training, participants will explore and practice the emergent space practice of decentralized and interdependent leadership.
This training will cover both North Carolina Mandatory reporting laws, discuss advocate privilege, and answer any lingering questions about mandatory reporting. We will stream our "Sweeping Changes" recording and then have a Q&A session going over any additional questions you may have.
Join NCCASA in a yoga session for advocates led by Deanna Harrington, NCCASA Director of Member Services and Technical Assistance.
This 90 minute webinar will cover basic strategies and concepts for planning and developing a task force. We will discuss different types of task forces, and their possible ways of
This 90 minute webinar will cover basic strategies and concepts for planning and developing a task force. We will discuss different types of task forces, and their possible ways of
In this 90-minute training, participants will explore the iterative and nonlinear of emergent space, and the ways in which lesson learned earlier on will be revisited with greater depth and clarity over the course of the group process.
In this 90-minute training, participants will explore the basic emergent space principles of community accountability and productive conflict resolution.
This training opportunity is for those new to the sexual violence victim services field who want to enhance their knowledge of sexual violence and be introduced to the tenants of victim advocacy.
In this 90-minute training, participants will share and collaboratively develop both practical and visionary applications of emergent space in our anti-violence work.
By being a member, you gain access to our member mailings, the NCCASA Resource Library, access to information obtained or produced by NCCASA, webinars and trainings, reduced fees for our statewide conference, and opportunities to network in North Carolina.
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