Due to ongoing restrictions in response to COVID-19, WCASA will be offering its Sexual Assault Victim Advocacy School (SAVAS) online. The training will last Monday through Thursday October 31- November 3, November 7-10, and 14 - 17. These live sessions will last 2.5 hours each day from 1 pm to 3:30 pm and will not... Read more »
Please note that this will be a BIPOC specific space.
Dates and Times: 1pm-3:30pm Monday -Thursday February 6-9, 13-16, and 20-23 Click Here to Register SAVAS addresses the basics of being a victim advocate - answering the crisis line, providing individual and systems advocacy and providing outreach in your community. We are adapting sessions and activities to fit the constraints of web-based learning, while striving... Read more »
Click here to view the 2023-24 Public Policy Agenda ----- WCASA does not discriminate in the delivery of services or benefits based on any of the protected classes. If you believe you have been treated differently because of race, color, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, disability, or age, you may file a discrimination complaint with... Read more »
Join WCASA and nearly 70 other Wisconsin nonprofits in the 2023 Community Shares of Wisconsin Big Share! The Big Share is an online day of giving that supports the nearly 70 nonprofit members of Community Shares of Wisconsin (CSW). These local nonprofits work on the causes you care about most including voting rights, healthy food... Read more »
Update 3/15/23: The Fairfield has made additional rooms available for booking through the 17th. Please submit your registration by Friday March 17th. We have secured an additional block at the Americinn by Wyndham located 4 minutes from the Fairfield. This block will be available for booking through next Friday March 17th. These rooms are also... Read more »
The theme of Sexual Assault Awareness Month 2023 is “Drawing Connections: Prevention Demands Equity.” This April's campaign calls on all individuals, communities, organizations, and institutions to change ourselves and the systems surrounding us to build racial equity and respect. (NSVRC SAAM)
