The New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault (NJCASA) is excited to announce that we have welcomed 5 new members to our board of trustees. Our board works to support NJCASA
Brazil is not often held up as a model of large-scale prevention success. Yet, over the past two decades, parts of the country have achieved outcomes that demand serious attention
Sexual violence is a global reality that cuts across borders, cultures, and political systems. Its persistence is not explained by geography or tradition, but by the ways institutions respond when
There have always been moments when a young person stands at the edge of themselves, confronting who they have been and who they are asked to become. Across cultures and
There have always been places where people gather to make sense of the world together — not the grand halls or gated institutions, but the smaller rooms, like the barber
Bradley Beach, NJ—On Saturday, September 6, 2025, the New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault (NJCASA) hosted Hope in Motion, a community walk held on the Bradley Beach Boardwalk. Formerly titled
On July 2, 2025, a New York federal jury acquitted Sean “P. Diddy” Combs of the major charges of racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking yet convicted him on two counts
As we celebrate Pride Month, it is crucial to highlight and support our Queer and Trans youth, whose safety and liberation are at a critical juncture, particularly in this election
NJCASA continues to dream of and move towards a world free of sexual violence. As such, we remain committed to dismantling all systems of oppression, because it is precisely these
Decisions. AI is an attempt to simulate that or create similar results using a machine, but it is still only that…” AI is Expensive and Difficult to Implement – Thanks to cloud
View PDF version here. “‘I do see a lot of possibility for the creation of a self that isn’t a photograph, that can change over time,’ she said. ‘I think
On Monday, March 13th, 2023, The New Jersey Office of the Attorney General issued Law Enforcement Directive 2023-1, which addresses the important issue of Sexual Assault Forensic Examinations (SAFE) Kit collection