The New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault (NJCASA) acknowledges that prevention programs need evaluation. Without it, it is difficult to know whether a program reached the intended participants, was delivered

In Uganda, community activists have spent years engaging neighbors, faith leaders, health workers, and local officials in conversations about violence and power. In Iceland, policymakers and educators have attempted to

There is a particular kind of work that happens before harm ever occurs—quiet, often invisible, and profoundly difficult to measure. It is the work of shifting what people believe is

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