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Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault

09.11.23

When we believe in survivors, we create a safe environment where they can share their experiences and heal. It also promotes accountability and fosters a culture of respect. #believesurvivors #youarenotalone ... See MoreSee Less

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Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault

08.30.23

SACASA's offices will be closed for Labor Day on Monday, September 4, 2023.However, our 24/7 Crisis Line is always available if you need support and our advocates continue to respond to assist survivors in the Emergency Room 365 days a year. Please don't hesitate to call (520) 327-7273 if you need us. ... See MoreSee Less

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Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault

08.29.23

SACASA's Director, Katlyn Monje, recently presented at the 28th Annual San Diego International Summit on Violence, Abuse and Trauma Across the Lifespan.The presentation focused on the collaboration between SACASA, Banner University Medical Center and the University of Arizona's Consortium on Gender-Based Violence. The group is focused on bringing medical forensic exams and support services to student survivors.In the second photo are our co-presenters and partners, Dr. Elise Lopez, Cynthia Chapman and Dr. Melissa Zukowski. ... See MoreSee Less

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Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault

08.26.23

We're thrilled to have been invited by 91.3 KXCI to share about sexual assault and the resources offered at SACASA to promote healing. Please tune in this Sunday at 3PM to hear from SACASA's Director Katlyn Monje as she speaks with radio hosts Aspen Green and Kathy Harris.Broad Perspectives is a radio program on KXCI by women about women and for everyone.#realpeoplerealradio #sexualassaultawareness #believesurvivors ... See MoreSee Less

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Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault

08.23.23

"Consent is not just a buzzword; it's a fundamental aspect of respectful interactions and relationships," said SACASA’s Director Katlyn Monje. Consent is everything! Here’s how it works: ... See MoreSee Less

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Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault

08.17.23

We are delighted to introduce a remarkable member of our team, who has been making an impact through her role as a volunteer crisis advocate: Karen R. With a compassionate heart, she is dedicated to supporting people in times of need. She embodies the essence of SACASA’s mission to support and uplift our community during vulnerable times. ow.ly/Ca6L50PAtXq ... See MoreSee Less

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