New York State Coalition Against Sexual Assault
The New York State Coalition Against Sexual Assault is New York's strongest voice working to end sexual violence and all forms of oppression.
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Need help?

If you have been sexually assaulted, call the New York State Hotline for Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence.

1-800-942-6906

¿Necesita Ayuda?

Si usted ha sido víctima de un asalto sexual, llame a la Línea Directa de Asalto Sexual y Violencia Doméstica del Estado de Nueva York.

Get Help

NYSCASA’s member rape crisis programs provide free, confidential services.

Get Info

NYSCASA has a member library and a variety of free resources available.

Get Training

NYSCASA offers a variety of training on sexual assault intervention and prevention.

Support Us

Support NYSCASA’s efforts to address sexual violence and exploitation.

Survivor Survey Report: College Sexual Assault Survivors’ Experiences in New York State

In 2017, NYSCASA launched our Survivor Survey to learn about how sexual assault survivors in New York State experience systems...
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Survivor Survey Report: College Sexual Assault Survivors’ Experiences in New York State

Survivor Survey Report: Sexual Assault Survivors’ Experiences Getting Help in New York State

In 2017, NYSCASA launched our Survivor Survey to learn about how sexual assault survivors in New York State experience systems...
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Survivor Survey Report: Sexual Assault Survivors’ Experiences Getting Help in New York State

In Case You Missed It: “Working with Survivors in the Sex Trades” Webinar

This webinar was presented and recorded on July 19, 2022. Featuring guest speaker Chris Ash of the Coalition to Abolish...
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In Case You Missed It: “Working with Survivors in the Sex Trades” Webinar

NYSCASA Monthly Digest — July 2022

NYSCASA’s Monthly Digest is a monthly publication that highlights news, events, and resources to support survivors and advocates. What’s in...
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NYSCASA Monthly Digest — July 2022

New Report: 2022 Federal and State Mental Health Policy Report

On March 1, 2022, the Biden Administration released a fact sheet which outlines the federal strategy the White House will...
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New Report: 2022 Federal and State Mental Health Policy Report

NYSCASA Honors Disability Pride Month

This month, NYSCASA joins disabled community members in honoring Disability Pride Month, which has been celebrated in July since 1990....
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NYSCASA Honors Disability Pride Month

In Case You Missed It: “Doin’ It for the Culture” Webinar

  On June 2, 2022, NYSCASA hosted a webinar featuring Nestic Morris, Outreach Coordinator at the Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual...
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In Case You Missed It: “Doin’ It for the Culture” Webinar

Abortion Messaging Guides and Resources

As an organization that works on behalf of gender-based violence victims/survivors and those that serve them throughout New York State,...
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Abortion Messaging Guides and Resources

NYSCASA Statement on Potential Dismissal of Sexual Harassment Case Against Schenectady Detective

For Immediate Release: June 21, 2022 Contact: Chel Miller, Communications Director, NYSCASA, [email protected] NYSCASA Statement on Potential Dismissal of Sexual...
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NYSCASA Statement on Potential Dismissal of Sexual Harassment Case Against Schenectady Detective

NYSCASA Statement on Decrim and End Demand Strategies

For Immediate Release: June 2, 2022 Contact: Chel Miller, Communications Director, [email protected] and Max Micallef, Public Policy Director, [email protected] NYSCASA...
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NYSCASA Statement on Decrim and End Demand Strategies

NYSCASA is not a 24-hour service provider and does not provide crisis services. For immediate help in New York, click here to find your local rape crisis program or call the New York State Hotline for Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence: 1-800-942-6906.