Join NYSCASA and NYC Alliance Against Sexual Assault in Albany on Tuesday, March 5 at the Capitol for an in-person advocacy day for Enough is Enough programming. #EnoughisNotEnough

#SaferCampuses can't wait: register by 5pm this Friday, February 23 at this link: surveymonkey.com/r/QP83Q8S

As NYSCASA continues its mission to combat sexual violence, we were honored to stand with Governor Kathy Hochul, Kirsten Gillibrand, and fellow advocates, united in our commitment to safeguard the reproductive rights of all New Yorkers.

#NYSCASA #EndSexualViolence

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NYSCASA is thrilled to release our 22-23 Annual Report! The report reflects on the accomplishments, challenges, and highlights of our Coalition's work from 2022-2023. We are grateful to those committed to ending sexual violence for all. nyscasa.org/2022-2023-annu…

We're hiring! Check out NYSCASA's employment opportunities on our website and at this link: conta.cc/4bxnbe3

In February, folx nationwide raise awareness about teen dating violence through Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. This annual month-long push focuses on advocacy and education to stop abuse before it starts. Join us in honoring TDVAM! #LoveLikeThat

Estimates show that 148,712 students in NYS were sexually assaulted in the 20-21 academic year. #EnoughisNotEnough ! We need to invest $9.6 million in #SaferCampuses #EnoughisEnough

This February we honor #BlackHistoryMonth , where we celebrate the diverse, dynamic, and pivotal role of Black people in the United States and world history. NYSCASA stands in solidarity with Black survivors everywhere.

We are grateful to Governor Kathy Hochul and to the survivors & advocates who brought the #RapeisRape bill (S.3161/A.3340) to fruition yesterday. This legislation recognizes the severity of various sex crimes and extends crucial protection to LGBTQ+ #survivors . governor.ny.gov/news/governor-…

In honor of Stalking Awareness month ending, check out the NY Cyber Abuse Task Force’s manual: a free resource for advocates, attorneys, survivors, and all who seek to end cyber abuse and empower victims of technology-facilitated gender-based violence. cyberabuse.nyc/cyber-abuse-ma…

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. Studies show survivors of childhood abuse and sexual abuse are less likely to obtain a pap smear, a crucial tool in preventative healthcare for people who have uteruses, and more likely to be diagnosed with cervical cancer.

Tomorrow, Friday Jan 26th, is the first SANASA All-Campus meeting of 2024. Join us at 10:30 AM to build community through connection! All-campus meetings are free, virtual, and welcome ALL college students. Register here: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Economic abuse is a common, but not often recognized form of #GenderBasedViolence . This new flyer describes the forms of economic abuse and how survivors can get help! Check it out here: opdv.ny.gov/economic-abuse…

We're hiring a PREA Program Manager! Apply via Indeed: indeed.com/job/prea-priso…

January 18 is National Day of Action for Stalking Awareness: you can participate by posting a photo of you sparkling against stalking! This month marks the 20th annual National Stalking Awareness month. Check out SPARC's guide for more info: stalkingawareness.org/stalking-aware…

NYSCASA thanks Governor Kathy Hochul for elevating survivors in the FY25 Executive Budget by including $120M to help cover the VOCA shortfall. These funds are critical to ensuring survivors have access to services along their healing and justice journeys. #ClosetheVOCAGap

Join us on next Weds 1/24 for a webinar with TeleSAFE, which virtually provides high-quality forensic medical care to survivors. Presenters will be discussing healthcare access for sexual assault survivors in New York State. Register today: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Month, where we recognize and dedicate time to learning how to prevent and respond to human trafficking, a form of human slavery. Raise awareness on Jan 11 #WearBlueDay : Human Trafficking Awareness Day! hopeforjustice.org/national-slave…

Happy New Year! All of us at NYSCASA wish you a peaceful year brimming with smiles, health, and good spirits. Thank you for supporting our shared goal to end sexual violence for all.
We look forward to continuing to advocate for survivors/victims in New York in 2024.

CDC has released the NISVS 2016/2017 State Report. The report is critical in understanding the prevalence of sexual violence, IPV, and stalking within states and identifying patterns to guide future strategies for violence prevention and response. Read: bit.ly/3RKXkrc