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 Prevention Capacity Building Manager Jamilia Martineau-Lopez and Delphine Andrews founder of Disability Reclaimed for a conversation about the intersections of disability justice and sexual violence prevention work in
Are you interested in anti-human trafficking advocacy in North Carolina? Do you believe you have things to learn and ideas to contribute toward change? Are you interested in sharing practices,
Data gaps limit understanding of sexual violence experienced by men and boys in North Carolina. This training explores why gaps exist, how they affect prevention efforts, and strategies for more
Throughout 2026, NCCASA will be hosting a monthly Lunch and Learn Series. Each session will be a virtual, one-hour session designed to foster learning and dialogue among professionals working to end sexual
The Human Trafficking Curriculum Summit is an opportunity to come together to share our experiences delivering human trafficking education to youth across North Carolina. Together, we will explore ways to
Join us for the RPE Annual Leadership Retreat! This retreat is for RPE Coordinators, Assistants, and Supervisors who are funded through the DHHS RPE grant. We'll be using this time to build
Throughout 2026, NCCASA will be hosting a monthly Lunch and Learn Series. Each session will be a virtual, one-hour session designed to foster learning and dialogue among professionals working to end sexual
Overview Conflict is inevitable in relationships and community work. This training reframes conflict as an opportunity for growth, collaboration, and transformation—when approached with intention, shared power, and clear tools. El conflicto
Join representatives serving tribal communities across North Carolina for two days of connection, culture, and community wellness hosted by North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault (NCCASA) and Campbell University. This
Technology-facilitated sexual assault (TFSA) is an evolving form of sexual violence with significant impacts on survivors. This training examines the nature and impact of TFSA, trauma-informed and survivor-centered advocacy. Participants
Understand how technology-facilitated harm occurs and co-create prevention strategies to address them. Image-based abuse, AI-generated sexual harm, cyberstalking Prevention education for youth and adults Safety planning before harm occurs. This training
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Welcome to Disability Pride Month! Written by: Jamilia Martineau-Lopez, NCCASA Prevention Capacity Building Manager As I reflected on this year's theme, "The world works better with us", I was overcome…
Learn More about Welcome to Disability Pride Month!What's In the Bill A couple of weeks ago, a bill was introduced at the North Carolina General Assembly that has gained national attention. This bill, H1232, would propose a…
Learn More about NCCASA Statement on H1232