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NJCASA PRIDE: A Conversation about Supporting LGBTQ+ Youth and Minors
Standing in Solidarity
Benefits of AI in the Anti-SV Movement: Debunking AI for Skeptics
Boundlessness: An Analysis of “Hyperhuman” Multimedia Artist and Performer, Arca
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directive Expands Evidence Retention and Revises Guidelines & Procedures for Retaining SAFE Kits
Leadership Announcement from NJCASA
Centering Bodily Autonomy in Conversations about Abortion
NJCASA Commemorates LGBTQIA+ Pride Month
A Repeal of Roe v. Wade: Understanding the Potential Impacts
Update on Protective Orders for Survivors
Statement from NJCASA on the Conviction of R. Kelly
Statement Regarding the Resignation of Gov. Andrew Cuomo
A Message from NJCASA�s Interim Executive Director
Announcement from NJCASA
Statement of NJCASA�s Board of Trustees
Statement from Patricia Teffenhart, Executive Director
Centering Survivors: The Report from NJCASA�s Sexual Violence Needs Assessment
Statement from the NJCASA Board of Trustees
NJCASA: Camden Diocese Proposal Will Violate Sexual Assault Survivors� Rights
Statement from the NJCASA Board of Trustees
A todos les importa: imaginemos un mundo libre de violencia sexual
2020 Building the Bench Cohort Resolution
A todos les importa: c�mo construir y practicar la empat�a al tiempo que se practica el distanciamiento social
Statement on Misinformation about Child Trafficking
Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Funding Hits New Height in N.J.
A todos les importa: reflexiones sobre la desigualdad de g�nero durante el confinamiento
NJCASA Honors Exemplary Leaders from Sexual Violence Programs at Third Annual Event
Update On NJCASA�S Commitment to Anti-Racism and Anti-Oppression
A todos les importa: c�mo respetar la autonom�a durante el distanciamiento social
A todos les importa: Masculinidad y vinculaci�n comunitaria
�It�s Everywhere, It�s Everything.� NJCASA�s Report on Sexual Harassment & Misogyny in N.J. Politics
Who Are We Serving? A Statewide Review of Sexual Violence Services
NJCASA C.A.R.E.S.: Imagining a Society Free from Sexual Violence
NJCASA�s Staff & Board: Our Public Commitment to Improving Our Anti-Racism Work
NJCASA C.A.R.E.S.: Building and Practicing Empathy While Social Distancing
New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault Awarded Project from the N.J. Pandemic Relief Fund
NJCASA at the Intersections: Envisioning a Brighter Future
On Police Brutality, #BlackLivesMatter, & Protests
NJCASA C.A.R.E.S.: Reflecting on Gender Inequity During Lockdown
NJCASA: New Title IX Regulations Fundamentally Undermine Student Safety
NJCASA C.A.R.E.S.: Respecting Autonomy While Social Distancing
Thanking Our Heroes on the Front Line This SAAM!
NJCASA C.A.R.E.S.: Masculinity and Community Connectedness
N.J. Chamber of Commerce Teams with New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault to Fight Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
Legacy and Accountability: When heroes also harm
NJCASA Welcomes Orly Tamayo
Uber�s Safety Report Highlights Stark Numbers of Sexual Assault While Setting Example for Corporate Transparency
Lawmakers, Advocates, Experts Highlight New Civil Statute of Limitations for Sexual Assault in New Jersey
NJCASA Capacity Building Specialist Receives Shining Star Award
NJCASA: Assembly Minority Leader Jon Bramnick�s Law Firm�s Strategy of �Discrediting� Victims of Sexual Assault Perpetuates Harmful Misconceptions and Silences Survivors
Breaking Down the Boys� Club
Engaging Communities, Preventing Violence: Mental Health Professionals
Engaging Communities, Preventing Violence: Athletic Leaders
With Renewed Focus on Abuses by Kavanaugh, NJCASA Calls for Accountability
NJCASA to Honor Leaders in Anti-Sexual Violence Movement at Second Annual Event
Engaging Communities, Preventing Violence: Parents and Caring Adults
New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault, New Jersey Division on Civil Rights Jointly Hosting Public Hearings on Sexual Harassment
NJCASA: ��MeToo Kits� Have Inherent Flaws in Forensic Evidence Collection, Are Not Supported By the Coalition.�
NJCASA Welcomes Denise Rodriguez
NJCASA at the Intersections: Rape Lists, Racism, and Mass Shootings
NJCASA at the Intersections: Unpacking our Privilege-Part 2
NJCASA Statement: Judicial Comments, the Justice System, & Responding to Sexual Violence
NJCASA Welcomes New Staff Member
Sexual Violence Funding in the Garden State Reaches Historic Heights
Unplugged: Patriarchy Smash with the Avengers- Part 1: Masculinity, Trauma, and Grief
Statewide Audit of Sexual Assault Examination Process Finds Need for Reform
NJCASA Launches First-Ever Statewide Survey of Sexual Violence Survivors
Gov. Murphy Signs Sexual Assault Civil Statute of Limitations Reform into Law
NJCASA at the Intersections: Unpacking our Privilege
NJCASA at the Intersections: Unpacking our History
Frequently Asked Questions: Expanding N.J.�s Civil Statute of Limitations for Sexual Assault
Honoring our History: Leaders in the anti-sexual violence movement
Civil Statute Reform for Survivors of Sexual Violence Moves Forward
Unplugged: What is toxic masculinity anyway?
NJCASA at the Intersections: Unpacking our History
Thank You, Next: Onto 2019!
NJCASA at the Intersections: Self-Care
NJCASA Applauds Updates to New Jersey�s Sexual Violence Response Procedures
Honoring all who Served: Sexual Violence in the Military
No Country for Scared Men
In Wake of Wall Street Journal Article, NJCASA Convenes Bipartisan Roundtable to Discuss Sexual Violence Policy Priorities
NJCASA at the Intersections
An Impossible Standard: Part 3- When Survivors Challenge Powerful Institutions
An Impossible Standard: Part 2- Men as Survivors
NJCASA Launches Statewide Student Initiative for Sexual Violence Prevention
Year Six: We Will Not Be Complicit.
An Impossible Standard: Part 1- Women as Survivors
Private: �I only wanted outercourse�: Brock Turner, White Privilege, and the �Justice� System
The #MeToo Movement compels us to understand the Ripple Effect of Sexual Violence: Supporting Secondary Survivors
Sexual Violence Funding Reaches New Heights in State Budget
Honoring a History of Activism: LGBTQ+ Heroes
I am one person, what can I do?
Past to Present: The Legacy of American Slavery
He/She/They: What�s in a Pronoun?
Private: Addressing Rape Culture in the Statehouse: An Advocate�s Perspective
Creating Inclusive Spaces for Survivors Who are LGBTQ+
Enhancing Service Provision for Immigrant Survivors with Limited English Proficiency
Alliances for Solidarity
NJCASA Awards 2018 Visionary Voice Award to Stefanie Murray
More Than Words: Embracing Our Collective Voice to Create Safer Communities
Social Media Ambassadors: Embracing and Engaging Voices
Gov. Murphy Signs Bill to Protect N.J. Kids in Schools
Embracing Our Voices: #MeToo, the media, and more!
Embrace your voice by allowing and aiding others to embrace their own
#MeToo and Supporting Our Loved Ones
National Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2018: Let�s get real about diet culture
Serving Every Survivor
NJCASA Executive Director Will Attend State of the Union
#MeToo: What I didn�t expect to talk about
Human Trafficking Prevention Month: Opening Our Eyes
Hello, 2018! We�re ready for you!
Wonder Woman and the Strength of Empathy
Cultivating Meaningful Student Engagement
�A Full Cup�: Self-care for this season, the new year, and beyond
�Let�s talk about it�� NJCASA will be presenting at this year�s National Sex Ed Conference!
NJCASA Executive Director Selected to Serve on Incoming Gov. Phil Murphy�s Transition Team
�What do you mean?�: Addressing victim-blaming in the comments section
�You good?�: Creating safer campus communities through bystander intervention
2017 Back to School Checklist: K � 12 Edition
On Charlottesville
2017 Back to School Checklist: College and University Edition
Gov. Christie OKs Closed Circuit Television Testimony for Sexual Violence Survivors
Gov. Christie Signs Law Enforcement Training Bill, Ensuring Continuing Education on Sexual Violence
�What do you mean?�: Is it too late now to say sorry?
FY18 Budget: Sexual Violence Funding Fully Restored
�What do you mean?�: Sticks and Stones
New Jersey Legislature Votes to Expand Sexual Violence Response Training to Law Enforcement Community
Bending Towards Justice
Working Together Towards Inclusive Services for Every Survivor
NJCASA ED Discusses Proposed Law Enforcement Training Legislation
�From Followers to Ambassadors:� NJCASA�s communications team travels to Texas to promote social media and social change!
Celebrating a Successful �Safer Garden State 5K!�
Introduced Legislation Would Create Bill of Rights for Survivors of Sexual Violence
Introduced Legislation Will Provide Training to Law Enforcement about Sexual Violence
Collaborating for change: Engaging new voices and perspectives all year long #SAAM2017
Partners in Prevention: Building bridges toward safer communities of faith
NJCASA Recognizes Leader in NJ�s Sexual Assault Prevention Efforts
Partners in Prevention: Parents as our earliest teachers in social change
Prevention: William Paterson University Greek life works together to educate and create a safer campus
Partners in Prevention: Cultivating safe and compassionate congregations
Partners in Prevention: Coaching beyond the scoreboard
NJCASA ED Talks Prevention, Change
Unplugged: Exploring Objectification
International Women�s Day 2017: Be Bold For Change
Creating connection: Trauma-informed social change with communities at the intersections
Say �Yes� to Consent!
Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month: Texting, liking, and gaming�Oh my!
Partners in Prevention: Student activists� role in culture change
NJCASA Executive Director Keynotes Women�s March in NJ
Partners in Prevention
NJCASA Assistant Director Named 2016 Emerging Nonprofit Leader
Giving Tuesday 2016 � Giving Back to Our Social Media Ambassadors
How Gratitude Helps Us Thrive: The science behind wellness and giving thanks
Transgender Day of Remembrance 2016
Supporting Standing Rock
Partners in Prevention: Supporting ethical behavior to create safer spaces for people with disabilities
Healthy Relationships & Non-Monogamy
We hear you. We support you. We believe you.
Working Together: Domestic Violence Awareness Month 2016
Partners in Prevention: Creating Safer Community College Spaces
Task Force on Campus Sexual Assault Works to Reduce Violence, Change Culture, Create Safer Campus Communities
Partners in Prevention: Supporting healthy masculinity on college campuses
Unplugged: Redefining masculinity
Partners in Prevention: Preventing campus sexual assault by engaging bystanders
��Like a girl!�: Celebrating the journey this Women�s Equality Day
Please welcome Marissa Marzano, NJCASA�s Communications Specialist
Radical Self-Care: Not a luxury, a necessity!
NJCASA ED Named NJBIZ 40 Under 40
Street Harassment and #NoWomanEver
#BlackLivesMatter
New Jersey�s FY17 State Budget Maintains Funding for Sexual Violence Services
Organizational Allies
Pride 2016
Federal Data Regarding Reported Sexual Assaults on New Jersey�s College Campuses: What do the Numbers REALLY Mean?
NJCASA receives proclamation from NJ Senate President Sweeney for SAAM closing
Celebrating a Successful 6th Annual SAAM 5K
SAAM Wrap-Up 2016
Prevention is Possible: Middlesex County is Committed to a Community Without Sexual Violence
Prevention is Possible: Rob Baran on engaging men and his passion for the movement
Joint DCF & NJCASA Statement on SAAM & Denim Day
Prevention is Possible: Jyoti Venketraman on Collaborating and Feeling Inspired
Executive Diretor Patricia Teffenhart Discusses Increased Sexual Assault Reporting, Statewide College Task Force, Annual 5K, and More during Comcast Newsmakers Interview
NJCASA Podcast is LIVE on NJ.COM!
Prevention is Possible: Camden County believes prevention starts early
Prevention is Possible: Liz Zadnik on Feeling Inspired and Motivated
Prevention is Possible: Warren County Believes Prevention is Hope
Prevention is Possible: Sarah Bear on Compassion & Collaboration
Prevention is Possible: Bergen County shares critical media literacy as a social change strategy
Celebrating Sexual Assault Awareness Month 2016
Introducing NJCASA�s 2016 Social Media Ambassadors
International Women�s Day 2016: Social change and the movement for parity
Unplugged: Jessica Jones
#NEDAwareness Week 2016: Three minutes could save a life
Black History Month: Embracing intersectionality
NJCASA Discusses Increased Reports of Sexual Violence in Grades K-12
Modern Love: Does harassment really need to be part of the online dating equation?
Moving beyond �There�s plenty of fish in the sea�: Supporting respectful youth-adult communication about relationships
#GivingTuesday: $40.78 to NJCASA
Holiday Wellness: Keeping ourselves a priority during winter travel and events
Spotlight: NJ State Senator Nellie Pou
Spotlight: NJ State Senator Jennifer Beck
Spotlight: Assemblywoman Valerie Vainieri Huttle
Victory: Sexual Assault Survivor Protection Act of 2015
Unplugged: What Do You Mean?
Media we can love and like: Identifying healthy relationships on television and in film
Domestic Violence Awareness Month 2015
Allyship: Begin by Believing
NJCASA�s Executive Director talks about Media and Violence at the Janssen Summit
NJCASA joins advocates and legislators in discussing the positive impact of FY16 funding for sexual violence services
Introducing NJCASA�s Social Media Ambassadors
�Thanks Aunt Liz!� Tales from a preventionist�s personal life
Purposeful Parenting: Activities to enhance meaningful connection
NJCASA Advocacy Leads to Additional $2.8M in State Budget
NJ Legislature Unanimously Votes for Increased Protection for Survivors
Out and Proud: Celebrating Pride Month in NJ communities
Addressing Military Sexual Violence: Reporting, retaliation, and civilian response
Expanding Our Services: Asian American & Pacific Islander communities
Sexual Assault Survivor Protection Act of 2015: Moving forward
NJCASA�s 5th Annual SAAM 5K: A resounding success!
SAAM Wrap-Up 2015
Yes Is Best: Enthusiastic consent
Sexual Assault Survivor Protection Act of 2015: Frequently Asked Questions
NJCASA Receives Victims� Justice Award from NJ Office of the Attorney General
Addressing Sexual Violence on Campus: Perspective from a Victim Services Coordinator
Confidential Sexual Violence Advocates: Gratitude for volunteers in the movement
NJCASA�s Liz Zadnik Shares Her Passion For Evaluation: A conversation with the National Sexual Violence Resource Center
NJCASA SAAM 5K: Tips to reach (and exceed!) your fundraising goal
SAAM Day of Action: Creating safer campuses in New Jersey
NJCASA Discusses Campus Assault, Bystander Intervention, Primary Prevention and More during Princeton TV Interview
Seeking Applicants! For SAAM, NJCASA Launches New Social Media Ambassadors Program
What�s new with NJCASA�s logo?
Celebrating Gender Equality Month: How ending violence against women will advance all genders
Bringing it Home SERIES: Creating consistency in community spaces
#Slacktivism?: A preventionist�s take on 21st century activism
NJCASA Welcomes Assistant Director Sarah Slaiman
Self-injury Awareness: How practicioners can develop understanding and compassion
Expanding Our Services: Considering communities of color
#NEDAwareness Week 2015: �I had no idea��
Bringing it Home Series: Starting and continuing the conversation
Sexual Violence in Teen Relationships
Proposals Call for Mandatory Reporting of Campus Sexual Assaults
Bringing it Home Series: The role of parents and caring adults in addressing child sexual abuse

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