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.
Join NCCASA for a webinar presented by Toby Shulruff from NNEDV's SafetyNet project. Toby will be discussing cyberstalking in the context of sexual violence and how advocates can properly safety plan around cyberstalking and support survivors who are experiencing cyberstalking.
Participants will be able to: Name three things that they can do to raise their immunity to stress and vicarious trauma. Describe how the Four Agreements apply to advocacy and working with persons who have experienced trauma. Recognize how language impacts our connections in ways that can help and hurt relationships
This webinar will overview how to handle human trafficking minors in both RCCs and medical advocacy.
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.
This training is intended for those who have completed both the on-line SA 101 training module and the SA 101 webinar sessions and have been serving sexual assault survivors for less than a year. Advocates who have been serving survivors longer than a year but wish to deepen their advocacy foundation are also encouraged to attend. This training will give individuals the opportunity to dive deeper into understanding the role of the advocate, the advocate philosophy and ethics.
This webinar will introduce the NCCASA Sexual Assault Census Week survey, go over important information about the survey in detail, and allow organizations to ask any questions they may have.
This webinar will introduce the NCCASA Sexual Assault Census Week survey, go over important information about the survey in detail, and allow organizations to ask any questions they may have.
We will stream the recording of our Title IX training and then have a Q&A session going over any additional questions you may have.
Participants will learn and understand about individual change, sustainability and what it takes to enhance sexual assault services.
Participants will learn the importance and impact of breathing techniques, learn restorative breathing practices, journaling, tips for mitigating stress
Participants will learn about the needs of sa survivors beyond the tangibles that are typically funneled through their dv programs. Participants will also be given an overview of research- based best practices for trauma informed care
Training will help: Participants to identify key competencies needed to provide advocacy services for individuals that experience sexual violence. Participants will be able to identify their areas of strength in regards to sexual assault advocacy and readiness to adequately serve victims of sexual violence. Participants will be able to identify at least 2 action steps for enhancing their sexual assault advocacy competencies.
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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