Join us to discuss New York Times Best Seller, The Tell. An intimate, sharply observed story about learning to understand the quiet signals—both internal and external—that shape a life. Griffin reflects on family, identity, and the long work of reclaiming her own narrative, offering a memoir that is honest, layered, and deeply human. It is... Read more »
On April 14th from 10:00-11:00am, Carly Kotwitz from Vivent Health will be presenting the basics on harm reduction and substance use. We know that because of the trauma of sexual violence, survivors may use substances as a coping mechanism. We hope advocates and prevention folx will gain information helpful for when they are engaging with... Read more »
A symbolic gesture–Denim Day is an international protest responding to the Italian Supreme Court's overruling of a rape conviction in 1999. Although the assailant had been found guilty at trial, the Supreme Court argued that because jeans are difficult to remove, the assailant could not have done so without the victim's help. Sounds outrageous, yet... Read more »
May Day is a powerful demonstration of our solidarity and collective power. Immigrant workers help power the economy, and together we stand to demand respect for our rights, dignity, and humanity. For more information visit: https://vdlf.org/may-day-2026/# Friday, May 1st Madison 12 pm Rally at Library Mall 715 State Street 1 pm March to the State Capitol... Read more »
Join WCASA for a 4-part webinar series presented by Pam Malin, Lead Advocacy Specialist at Disability Rights Wisconsin (DRW), on providing supportive advocacy services to sexual assault survivors with intellectual disabilities, as well as information on services available from DRW. The last webinar on August 13th will describe a sexual violence prevention curriculum created by... Read more »
June 4th - Trauma and Disability · How does Trauma and Disability Intersect? · Prevalence of Abuse · Barriers to Reporting or Receiving Help · Trauma-Informed Care for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities Join WCASA for a 4-part webinar series presented by Pam Malin, Lead Advocacy Specialist at Disability Rights Wisconsin (DRW), on providing supportive advocacy... Read more »
Registration is now open for WCASA’s 5th annual Prevention Against Sexual Harm (PASH) Training. PASH 2026 will be held June 22-26, 2026. Please see the flyer below or click this link to register. PASH is a week-long virtual training that explores concepts, frameworks, and tools essential for sexual violence prevention work. Whether you are... Read more »
July 2nd - Guardianship and Consent What is Guardianship? When is a Guardian Needed? Guardian Responsibilities Ward’s Rights Ability to Give Consent Join WCASA for a 4-part webinar series presented by Pam Malin, Lead Advocacy Specialist at Disability Rights Wisconsin (DRW), on providing supportive advocacy services to sexual assault survivors with intellectual disabilities, as... Read more »
This training will be held in person at the La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Madison American Center, 5217 E Terrace Dr, Madison, WI 53718 SAVAS will run from 8am-5pm Tuesday through Thursday July 21st-23rd. The Sexual Assault Victim Advocacy School (SAVAS) addresses the basics of being a victim advocate — answering the crisis... Read more »
August 13th - “My Relationships…My Choices” Curriculum Presentation Tools to navigate safe and healthy relationships for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities · Feelings, Boundaries, Identity · Respect and Consent · Healthy Relationships & Safety Join WCASA for a 4-part webinar series presented by Pam Malin, Lead Advocacy Specialist at Disability Rights Wisconsin (DRW), on... Read more »
