The PFA replaces money with risk as the determining factor for pretrial incarceration and gives those charged with low-level crimes a chance to heal with their community—all while accounting for the needs of survivors. It’s a true win for public safety.
Read MoreOur community needs a non-police based response to gender-based violence and accountability for officers who abuse their positions of authority over vulnerable victims.
Read MoreMayor Lightfoot allocated $35 million in funds for gender-based violence survivor services. They can help create the safety net survivors need for their healing, health, and safety.
Read MoreFebruary 22, 2021 Through our work with survivors of sexual violence, we know how the criminal legal system often fails…
Read MoreJanuary 13, 2021 The following is a joint statement from the Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation (CAASE), and The Network:…
Read MoreThe pandemic has caused major disruptions to schools, yet rule changes to Title IX go into effect on August 14th,…
Read MoreAnti-racism is essential to anti-sexual violence work June 10, 2020 As CAASE continues to do its work exposing and ending…
Read MoreWe Stand In Solidarity With Protesters May 30, 2020 Charges against fired police officer Derek Chauvin are a step towards…
Read MoreWe ask the Chicago Police Board to prioritize nominating a superintendent experienced in cases of gendered violence.
Read MoreIf we want safer communities, we should use proven tools.
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